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Prerequisite: Matriculation in the Visual Arts MAT program This course will involve the conceptual investigation and development of a topic/theme of personal interest to each graduate student. Students will begin by defining their thematic concepts through an essay on purpose and intent. It involves extensive scholarly research and experimentation, stressing self-exploration and independent work in an atmosphere of ongoing critical discussion involving social, political and artistic concerns. It is grounded in the assumption that each student arrives exceptionally motivated and committed to creating art. The students themselves give form and vitality to the working environment through their energy, diversity and interaction while working towards completion of a comprehensive body of work. This course may be repeated two times. Additional fee required.