What are the rights of the disabled? What are their responsibilities? What is considered rude and inappropiate and what is not?
(Each person studies one show?) Studying images of school-age children on various prime-time and other shows where children are major characters.
Learn what the works of Anne Rice, Stephanie Meyer, Rod Serling, Tim Burton, etc. have to say about the human condition.
Learn about female singers, instrumentalists, writers, executives, managers , etc. in the Rock 'N Roll Hall of Fame.
Discusses how current popular culture reflects issues in the animal rights movement.
What is Tabletop Puppetry? Who performs it? What is its history? How does one get involved in it?
Teaches musicians and other performers how to get gigs.
A history of punk -- what are its roots, what its role has been in society, what are its links to social causes, what is its future?
How do art and organizations mix? Sometimes not very well, sometimes too well. This course will take an in-depth look at the history of critical examples such as the Artist Placement Group and associated histories of similar groups and projects which have made moves to encourage short or long term working cross-disciplinary relationships between artists and the sciences, industries and other organizations. How do we work with entities that could swallow us whole? How would an artist fair creating in a corporate environment as 'artist in residence'? How can social critical artists avoid confronting the most dominant forms of social groups (corporations)? What groups are we already part of or connected to one way or another?
How to use an Ipod