An interdisciplinary Studio/Theory course in which fabrication techniques associated with all areas of visual art studio production are used to create innovative forms for the delivery of new media content. Emphasising the creative interplay between different modes of cultural production, the course also integrates the theoretical relationship between old/new technologies.

Antirequisite(s): VAS 3350.

Prerequisite(s): VAS 2250, VAS 2252A/B or VAS 2254A/B and one other 2200-level VAS course.

Extra Information: 4 studio hours. Priority will be given to students registered in the Visual Arts program.