Art and Design: Games and Playable Media
ARTG 143 Ecofutures
Social and artistic movements have created strategies which can envision futures beyond the horizon of the imagination of capitalism. In this class students study the fields of virtual environmental art, climate fiction, ecofeminist art, queer and trans ecologies, Afrofuturism, Latinx futurism and Indigenous futurism, and create digital art relevant to these fields such as games, electronic literature, and interactive films, to envision futures of climate justice.
General Education Code
PE-E
Also offered as
THEA 143
Requirements
Enrollment is restricted to students with junior or senior standing who are proposed or declared majors or minors in ART, AGPM, CT, CRES, HAVC, FDM, MUSC, or THEA/Dance. Pre-declared minors in these programs may request an enrollment permission number from the instructor.