This interdisciplinary course will explore current and historical perceptions concerning Multi Culture and Identity in everyday life and their complex relationship with regard to artistic and cultural production. Areas and issues such as the representation of space both physical and psychological, public place (urban fabric) or private (Intimate Space) will help frame discussions as they relate to personal or cultural identities (gender roles, race). Throughout the semester students will collaborate with participating Community Local Organizations and work on a self-designed project. Although work will be generated individually, the class will design and exhibit their ideas collectively. A selection of work produced will form an exhibition with a possible catalog.

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