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Visual Art and Design Pilot Program

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Visual Art and Design for Engineers is a series of free studio art seminars being offered to any interested students in the Engineering Faculty. The goal of these seminars is to provide an opportunity for students interested in engineering design to learn and practice fundamental artistic skills and concepts.

Each session will include studio art activities, primarily drawing-based, aimed at developing both skill and theoretical background in fine arts. The materials necessary will be provided at the sessions and students will be welcome to keep anything they produce.

This program first ran as a six week pilot in the fall term with remarkable enthusiasm and positive feedback from the student body. Due to its popularity, it is being brought back again this term starting in February.

The first session is scheduled for Monday, February 6th from 4:30 to 6:30 pm in DWE 3517 and will cover the use of line in art and introduce some practical drawing exercises. Future sessions will be held at the same time every week thereafter. These sessions are free and voluntary. However, in order to ensure adequate space and materials are available, students will need to sign up ahead of time.  The deadline for registration for each session will be the Friday preceding it.

To secure a spot at a session or for more information please email the session coordinator at raconsel@uwaterloo.ca.

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