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2.00 Credits
Explore the roots of the 20th century modern art in America by viewing rare historical videos on groundbreaking artists like Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, and many more. Listening to these master speak about their own work and seeing them in action in their studios provides students with an intimate knowledge of art history that doesn't exist in text books or university lecture halls. At each session different artists will be highlighted. Lively discussion sessions will follow each video with selected bibliographies and handouts on key artists provided.
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2.00 Credits
A course that emphasizes on composition and working with primary colors. The first half of the course will be semi abstract with still life, landscape, self-portrait, portrait, and the human figure. The second half will concentrate on nonobjective, op art, pop art, abstract expressionism, and minimal art. Students may work in oil, acrylic, or watercolor paint. Course includes art appreciation video.
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2.00 Credits
Instruction in the methods of recording an original image on lithographic stone or metal plate to create lithographic prints on paper in black and white. Advanced students will include color printing.
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2.00 Credits
A course that introduces the student to basic skills, techniques, and concepts in creating beautiful and functional baskets. Students will learn to use a variety of natural, manmade and local materials and incorporate a number of weaving techniques. Advanced students are also welcome. Pre: None.
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2.00 Credits
Students will have the opportunity to learn the craft of textile design. The course includes an introduction to printing on fabric and creating drapery, dress fabric, or fabric panels for display. Students will have the stimulating adventure of working on original designs on paper and printing them on fabric. Course includes slide lectures and a trip to the Honolulu Academy of Arts to familiarize students with the background of textile design.
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2.00 Credits
This session students will learn about Ripsmatta or what is now called Rep Weave, a warp-faced block design technique that produces a ridged fabric. Used mainly to make rugs, it can be adapted to make other items such as a table runner or bag. To help the first time weaver, a simple sampler will be required. Students should bring measuring tape, scissors, notebook and pencil to class. Not all materials will be provided and students will need to purchase own yarns.
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1.00 - 3.00 Credits
This class will combine the classical techniques of tie-dye (shibori, bhandani, tritik, plangi) with the magical process of vat dyeing with indigo. The basics of both traditional and contemporary tie-dye will be covered. Students will be encouraged to apply these techniques to their own creative projects.
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2.00 Credits
Create small toy-like sculptures, work-intensive jewelry that you will never make money selling and other mystery forms. A variety of craft mediums such as wire, sculpey, fake fure, celluclay and doll parts will be used. Since playing with your work is important, simple movements will be explored. Your mixed media amusements will open and close, spin around, and fall apart, not necessarily in that order. Creations include: a petting zoo, a mirror into the self, a six-inch bear rug (with claws and teeth). Share your sculptures with your friends and watch them nod politely and slowly back away to the door. This course is suitable for anyone who has a sense of humor and small pliers.
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2.00 Credits
The art of collage offers a unique alternative in self expression and composition through the application and deconstruction of visual surfaces. Using various collage techniques, students will experiment with elements of art, such as color, texture and shape in both formal and improvisational ways. The historical background of collage and various conservation methods will be discussed. In addition, selected guest artists will share their work and processes adding to the students' overall collage vocabulary.
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2.00 Credits
A unique way to explore modern art in America! Students will learn by viewing rare historical videos on groundbreaking artists like O'Keefe, Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock and more. Listening to these artists speak about their work and seeing them in action in their studios provides students with an intimate knowledge of art history that doesn't exist in textbooks. Lively discussion sessions will follow each video with selected bibliographies and handouts on key artists provided.
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