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THE STUDIO
The Art and Design International Studio provides an empirical experience with the focus on the investigation of motifs, symbols and markings found in traditional and contemporary Ghana. Students are exposed to and learn about the arts and crafts of Ghana that has been impacted by its history and culture.
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NC State professor, Chandra Cox, demonstrates color mixing techniques.
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Studio classroom at UST in Kumasi.
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PERSONAL STUDIES
The opportunity for learning is maximized by the collection of data through a series of field studies. Students record their data in a journal that also serves as a sketchbook, using a variety of techniques.
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Guest lecturer, Dr. Kodwo Edusei, talks about the traditions of the Asafo and their shrines and flags.
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Drawings, rubbings, video, photographs, interviews, direct observation, ideation sketches and collecting artifacts are all used to generate a number of finished works.
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David Baldwin
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Orianna Cacchione
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Carolyn Solomon
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Kristen Giera
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Jackson Brown
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THE WORK
The Design Studio concludes with an exhibition in the College of Design in which all students participate.
The following works are by participants in the Summer 2003 program.
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Regina Miller
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Jackson Brown
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Heather Prince
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David Baldwin
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Kristen Giera
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Carmen Lilly
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Connie Bryant
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Adrian Matlock
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