When: M/W 3:30 - 4:50
Where: School of Art, Room Bo2

OPEN TO ALL MAJORS

This course explores animation as an inherently cross-disciplinary field of studies and practice, one that interrogates institutional approaches to art and intersects with both the sciences and technology. Team-taught by art historian Dr. Jorgelina Orfila and a graphic designer Dr. Francisco Ortega, specialized in the history of animation, this transdisciplinary course addresses fundamental questions about the nature of art and its relationship with popular culture, cinema, and the new media some see as its successor.

Guest Speakers:
	Dr. Stacey Jocoy Associate Professor of Musicology Topic: Music in contemporary Japanese animation
	Dr. Heather Warren-Crow Assistant Professor of Interdisciplinary Arts Topic: Primitivism, Mo-cap, and Rotoscoping

*The class counts as a Graduate Art History Course and it is open to
ALL MAJORS*

To secure your spot, contact Dr. Orfila (jorgelina.orfila@ttu.edu)