Temporal Approaches to Art is one of four courses available in Temporal and Spatial Practices Stream in the Master of Art. It provides an opportunity for postgraduate art students to explore in more detail the ways in which time, change and transformation can be employed in their work. Building on Additive Approaches to Art, the course introduces ideas of flow, change and transformation, which have been critical to modernist and contemporary art practices. The focus is on exploring these key facets of art and experience in developing new approaches to art making.

Attention will be given to exploring models of collaboration along with both new and traditional processes of making art. These process include video, animation, sound art, interactivity, and performance. The course is intended to build on a your existing knowledge while extending and challenging established ways of thinking and making art.

The course is studio based and taught through a system of lectures, tutorials and studio practice where all teaching and learning revolves around the act of making and physical engagement.