ART 302 - History of Graphic Design

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American Academy of Art

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Prerequisite: Completion of ART101 and ART102 3 semester credit hours This course presents a survey of both historical and contemporary trends in American graphic design in various industries (i.e. advertising food, toiletries, etc.) and includes comparison of global design histories and trends. Through a series of lectures, students will be introduced to the theories and methods driving historical and current design as well as the work of leading designers who have set the standards of excellence in graphics. Reading assignments will be made in the areas of graphic design theory and criticism to encourage students to explore both old evolving into new ideas and trends in graphic design.

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3.00

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Lecture

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Institution Website:

www.aaart.edu

Phone Number:

(312) 461-0600

Calendar System:

Semester

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