This intensive studio will be delivered through a variety of activities that will include, where appropriate: a face-to-face studio environment, workshops, lectures and discussions, fieldwork and/or site-specific projects (either on or off-shore), presentation and reflection. Study can be project, thematic and/or discipline focussed and can explore a range of practices. Your studio activities will be tailored to meet the learning needs of your discreet year level and the intensive timeframe in which this course occurs. You will define, research and document and present your ideas in consultation with academic staff and/or professionals in the field. You may work collaboratively and/or individually in order to respond to the themes, theories, and assessment tasks that are relevant to your studio. By undertaking developmental projects that utilise expansive and adaptable strategies you will have the opportunity to develop as a critically reflective creative practitioner. You will build on past experience by synthesizing and applying new information to develop appropriate ways of selecting concepts, materials and/or processes for making creative work. The objectives of this course are to produce resolved creative work including appropriate support materials and research that establishes the social and cultural framework for your practice.