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The Cesar Chavez Digital Mural Lab |
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Welcome to the UCLA Cesar Chavez Digital Mural Lab at SPARC
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These are the latest sketches now loaded onto the Great Wall of Los Angeles 3d model. More to come!
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Every Fall and Winter a UCLA course is offered by
SPARC's Founder and Muralist Professor Baca in the UCLA/SPARC Cesar Chavez Digital
Mural/Lab located at SPARC. This course in muralism is both a theory and
studio course which produces a public artwork for installation in a
community setting. Undergraduate and graduate students can enroll at
UCLA's World Arts and Culture Department, Fine Arts Department, or the
Cesar Chavez Center for Interdisciplinary Studies for the course. In a
20 week period (two quarter sequence) students learn to work in
computer graphic programs and combined traditional mural techniques to
amplify community voice in a work for permanent installation. Non UCLA
students can seek enrollment through UCLA extension.
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CS/186A/WAC186A/ARTM186A Beginning Class Syllabus |
BEYOND THE MEXICAN MURAL: BEGINNING MURALISM AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
A Beginning 4 unit studio course with 2-unit lab.
By Professor by Judith F. Baca
CS M186A / ART M186A / WLD M125A
Fall 2007 Class Syllabus
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CS M166AL/WAC M166AL/ARTM166AL Class Sylabus Lab |
CESAR CHAVEZ MURAL AND DIGITAL LAB
CS M166AL/WAC. M166AL/ARTM166AL
A REQUIRED 2 UNIT LAB BEGINNING, Fall 2007
In PROF. BACA’S MURALISM COURSE
Lab Syllabus
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