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The Cesar Chavez Digital Mural Lab

Welcome to the UCLA Cesar Chavez Digital Mural Lab at SPARC




 

 

 

UCLA Class in the Digital Mural Lab

          These are the latest sketches now loaded onto the Great Wall of Los Angeles 3d model. More to come!

        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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