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Course type
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complementary
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Didactic methods
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- The studio is not in the system of obligatory recruitment, students have the right to choose classes in sculpting techniques in years I, IV during their studies ( the shortest period of stay in the studio is one semester.
- Didactic discussion
- Studio exercises
- Individual projects
-workshop exercises
- Presentation of work
In connection with the threat of viruses change the classes to a remote, electronic form.
- In the traditional, stationary form taking into account the sanitary regulations, recommendations and guidelines of the State Sanitary Inspectorate and regulations of the Rector of Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.
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Language of lecture
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polski;
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Prerequisites
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Entrance examination at the Faculty of Sculpture
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Final requirements
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Realization of own projects and making work in a material, i.e. stone.
Presentation of works at the final exhibition of the academic year.
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The form of passing the course (assesment methods and criteria)
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Individual assessment according to the scale placed in the study regulations from 0 to 5+
The grade consists of:
- Artistic level of the project
- Level of technical execution of the work (care and use of tools
- Evaluation of the artistic level (composition, expression, form, texture, innovation of the work)
- Degree of involvement in the program and studio activities.
- Attendance in class
Percentage share in the final evaluation
- Sculpture realizations
- Workshop and technological skills - 50%
- Attitude, commitment, diligence - 30%
- Knowledge - 20%
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Teaching goals (program content, subject description)
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Scope of the curriculum issues:
- Principles of composition while working out a project of bas-relief, sculpture for realization in stone (considering three basic notions - context, form, content).
- Workshop and technological requirements in realizing works in stone.
- Skill of handling tools, practical familiarization and selection of tools depending on the type of stone.
- Ability to carry out own work in stone according to project.
- Historical knowledge useful in realization of own projects.
Examples of task topics
- Realizing own topic in the form of relief or bas-relief (for first-year students).
- Realizing own topic in the form of sculpture, portrait sculpture (for third and fourth year students).
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Compulsory literature used during classes
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(en)-brak-
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Additional literature recommended for the student's self learning
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- „Żywoty Najsławniejszych Malarzy, Rzezbiarzy i Architektów” - autor Giorgio Vasari, PIW, Warszawa 1980
- „Poskromienie Materii” – autor Aleksandra Gromling, Konemann 2005
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| Learning outcomes
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| Skills | Knowledge | Social competences |
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- He/she is able to design and realize his/her own artistic concepts using the knowledge acquired during the classes on stone techniques
- Has workshop skills which enable him/her to create works in stone - A1-U15
- Can analyse properties of the material, select technology and tools, establish methods of their processing - A1-U16
- Is prepared to work in a team - A1-U18
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- Upon completion of the Stone Techniques course, the student has the basic knowledge needed to design and produce artistic works in stone. A1-W10
- Has knowledge about techniques and technologies used in realization of sculptures in stone and is aware of the technological development of this speciality - A1- W13
- Is able to use knowledge and help of the teacher to realize own projects - A1-W15
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- Graduate of the Faculty of Sculpture constantly develops knowledge and skills acquired in classes on stone techniques, working all his/her life on improving his/her qualifications - A1-KO1
- Conducts artistic activity in accordance with their own ideas - A1-KO2
- Has the ability of self-assessment of his/her own work and the ability to assess the work of other artists - A1-KO4
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Description of the requirements for the studio, workshop or teaching aids
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- Professional workshop with equipment, instrumentation (including: good daylight and artificial lighting, air supply and exhaust systems, water intake, power tools, tools for manual processing, chisels, hammers, materials for polishing stone, systems facilitating the movement of heavy stone objects.
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| The weekly number of hours of classes or lectures, the number of ECTS points assigned to the subject and information on the form and completion of the subject are included in the study program and Course Cataloque (information is displayed in Akademus system) |
