The Artists Visual Vocabulary: Development, Formation and Use Call for Papers SECAC 2014; Sarasota, FL, October 8-11 Deadline April 20, 2014 secollegeart.org/conference#papers I am chairing a session on the artists visual vocabulary at the 2014 Southeastern College Art Conference. Please consider submitting a paper proposal and share this with your colleagues. The Artists Visual Vocabulary: Development, Formation and Use Throughout life, experiences are continuous and play an important role in who an individual becomes and how they evolve. They contribute to his/her formation of likes, dislikes, sense of aesthetics, life decisions, and greater understanding and meaning of prior experiences. Considering the role experiences play in an individuals growth and development, how do they contribute to the development and formation of an artists visual vocabulary? Furthermore, how does an artist use his/her visual vocabulary to develop and refine a personal visual language and construct narratives in his/her artwork? This panel investigates the formation and development of the artists visual vocabulary, the role experiences play in its growth and how one uses his/her visual vocabulary in narrative construction and studio practice. Examples of this process for the artist will be presented and discussed as well as examples originating from studio instruction that foster student development and use of a visual vocabulary and language. Session Chair: Jason Swift, Plymouth State University. Contact: [email protected]
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