2024
Laboratory of Mural Drawing
Name: Laboratory of Mural Drawing
Code: VIS15819O
1 ECTS
Duration: 4 weeks/26 hours
Scientific Area:
Arte Multimédia, Artes Plásticas
Teaching languages: Portuguese
Languages of tutoring support: Portuguese, English
Regime de Frequência: Presencial
Sustainable Development Goals
Learning Goals
1. Understanding mural drawing in the aesthetic and historical spheres of the visual arts.
2. Know how to conceptualise, create and realise a mural design.
3. Compositional language and basic operative modes of mural drawing.
4. Knowing the appropriate materials for the different spaces, indoors or outdoors, in which the mural design will be displayed.
2. Know how to conceptualise, create and realise a mural design.
3. Compositional language and basic operative modes of mural drawing.
4. Knowing the appropriate materials for the different spaces, indoors or outdoors, in which the mural design will be displayed.
Contents
1. A concise approach to the role of mural design in the history of art: cave art, religious art, Mexican muralism, modern art and contemporary art.
2. Composition: main theme and secondary elements; graphic weight; semantic weight; symmetry; stability; dynamism; framing; perspective; rhythm; negative space.
3. Expressive effects: simplification; scale; superimposition; transparency; rotation; inversion; movement; rhythm and other variants.
4. Mural drawing techniques: image transfer, materials and appropriate tools.
2. Composition: main theme and secondary elements; graphic weight; semantic weight; symmetry; stability; dynamism; framing; perspective; rhythm; negative space.
3. Expressive effects: simplification; scale; superimposition; transparency; rotation; inversion; movement; rhythm and other variants.
4. Mural drawing techniques: image transfer, materials and appropriate tools.
Teaching Methods
The programme is linked to a series of pre-scheduled practical laboratory exercises.
Practical exhibitions, using audiovisual materials and images by various artists throughout the history of art, provide a transversal and interdisciplinary view of multimedia. Practical laboratory experimentation in the field of mural design leads to skills in communicating visually using a clear and effective basic language.
Practical exhibitions, using audiovisual materials and images by various artists throughout the history of art, provide a transversal and interdisciplinary view of multimedia. Practical laboratory experimentation in the field of mural design leads to skills in communicating visually using a clear and effective basic language.
Assessment
Continuous assessment of attendance and participation in all the sessions, which will take into account: attendance, dedication, commitment, imaginative and creative capacity, work done in response to the exercises proposed, progress during the sessions, and mastery of the techniques and knowledge taught. The final assessment will be quantitative.
Teaching Staff
- Teresa Veiga Furtado [responsible]