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3.00 Credits
This course uses a wide variety of media to develop and present performance and installation art, emphasizing interconnections with video, computer, telecommunications, photography, film, live performance, music, and sound.It is typically offered every other spring semester.Formerly listed as SA 114.Three credits.
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This course specializes in teaching students to work with drawing as a way to develop subject matter and transition into painting.The first part of the semester is focused on collecting and drawing from visual references such as nature, the figure, interiors and still life.Working with sketches, students learn to develop a visual vocabulary to articulate ideas that are meaningful and personal to them.This practice is used as a starting point to develop a language of expression and transition into painting.Three credits
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This course is an introduction to the methods, techniques and language of watercolor.In exploring the fundaments of watercolor this course helps students develop their abilities to see and explore washes of color in relation to pictorial space and form.It is typically offered every other spring semester.Three credits.
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This course focuses on the development of technical and conceptual skills as a central component in the process of printmaking, with an emphasis on developing individual direction through studio work, drawing, writing, and research.Students explore intaglio, silkscreen, and painterly methods of mono-printing.The course is typically offered fall semester.(Prerequisite: SA 131) Three credits.
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This course builds on the experience of Sculpture I and stresses the advanced development of technical and expressive skills.It focuses on the generation of ideas as a central component in sculpture.Individual direction is developed in consultation with the instructor.Typically offered in the spring semester, the course includes individual and group criticism.(Prerequisite: SA 132) Three credits.
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This course, which builds upon the fundamentals of black-and-white photography learned in SA 133, covers advanced exposure controls, introduces shooting color transparencies, and explores mural-size format and mixed media techniques.The course emphasizes the generation of ideas as the central component in the process of photography.A 35 mm camera is required for this course.Typically offered spring semester.(Prerequisite: SA 133) Three credits.
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This course builds upon the experience of SA 12 and stresses advanced development of skills.It focuses on the generation of ideas as a central component in the process of drawing and emphasizes individual direction and inventive drawing through studio projects developed in consultation with the instructor.Typically offered in spring semester, the course includes individual and group criticism.(Prerequisite: SA 12) Three credits.
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Open only to juniors majoring in studio art, this course helps students develop a unique body of work representative of their explorations, discoveries, and development.Students read and discuss contemporary and art historical issues and participate in collaborative and solo exhibitions.Visiting artists and critics are a feature of the class.Spring semester only.Three credits.
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Open only to seniors majoring in studio art, students in this course continue to develop a unique body of work representative of their explorations, discoveries, and development.Students regularly read and discuss contemporary and art historical issues and participate in collaborative and solo exhibitions.Visiting artists and critics are a feature of the class.Spring semester only.Three credits.
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By arrangement with studio faculty, juniors and seniors work independently on specific studio projects.Progress is reviewed through individual critiques.Students regularly read and discuss contemporary and art historical issues.Students must finalize independent studies with the studio program director by the midpoint of the preceding semester.Three credits.
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