University of North Carolina School of the Arts · Courses
TAI
2 courses with the subject TAI, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
TAI 3100Studio for Creative Practice 1 to6
The Studio for Creative Practice is a laboratory for the making of original, transdisciplinary work. The Studio 3100 level course offers time and space for students to experiment with ideas, approaches, and artistic forms, gaining skills in transdisciplinary composition, collaboration, and critique. Through practices and processes--including weekly iterative drafts of original work--students increase stamina for self-directed creative investigation at the intersection of the arts, liberal arts and sciences. Central to the course are diverse research practices, critique as inquiry, and dramaturgy-for-transdisciplinary-performance. In this pedagogically responsive course, faculty serve as facilitators and mentors as students dialogue within and across disciplines, dig into content meaningful to them, and cultivate the skills to become innovative and engaged artist citizens. This course is by permission of the instructor only. TAI courses can be applied towards General Education elective or Arts credits with Arts Dean's approval.
TAI 4100Advanced Studio for Creative Practice 1 to6
Advanced Studio for Creative Practice takes the research, critique, and making practices done in TAI 3100 and develops the student's work for performance / exhibition. Students will develop project proposals, work independently and with faculty mentors to realize the artistic vision, facilitate a critique session on their own work, and compose a final project reflection. Students will craft their work with knowledge of and in conversation with how their work engages with the world historically and at the present moment. In this course students will continue to build upon the practices of SCP 3100, including dramaturgy-for-transdisciplinary-performance. This course is by permission of instructor only. TAI courses can be applied towards General Education elective or Arts credits with Arts Dean's approval. Prerequisite(s): FYS 1100 and TAI 3100
