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FAR 110: STUDIO PRACTICES
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
'Studio Practices' is the first course in a sequence of three professional practices courses intended for Art majors. This particular studio course will introduce second-year students to the wide range of processes, materials and approaches in historical and contemporary art-making through trips to museums and galleries, and studio-based work. Students will develop their own habits of making and utilize their community of peers for support and insight through exposure to professional artists' studios, learning the dynamics of different art communities, studying artist interviews, and reading art journals, exhibition catalogues, and online publications. The importance of maintaining a sketchbook, documenting work throughout production, discussing and writing about art (their own, their peers' and professional artists') will build a foundation for their own studio practice while encouraging experimentation and the development of a personal voice.
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FAR 111: INTRODUCTION TO PAINTING
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
This course involves the student with an introductory experience in painting. The course includes working with a variety of painting materials and techniques. Experiences will also include basic problems in color and composition. Minimum of three hours of work outside the classroom required.
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FAR 131: INTRO TO WATERCOLOR PAINT
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
A basic introduction to the materials and methods of transparent watercolor painting. Minimum of three hours of work outside the classroom required.
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FAR 14: DRAWING FOR NON-ART MAJORS
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
This studio course introduces the basic principles and practices of drawing. Emphasis will be on developing the students' ability to draw objectively, and to perceive size, shape, proportion, value, and spatial relationships. A secondary emphasis will be on developing the students' ability to think critically about their drawing and understand drawing in a historical context. The bulk of class sessions will be dedicated to drawing from observation. This activity is supplemented by lectures, slideshows, demonstrations, discussions, and critiques. Minimum of three hours of work outside the classroom is required per week. This is a general education course. It is open to all students except visual art majors. Fine Arts, Communication Design, Art Education and Craft majors are not permitted to enroll in this course.
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FAR 141: INTRO TO PRINTMAKING
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Introduction to the manipulation of materials and techniques of printmaking to create or transfer visual images. Intaglio, lithographic monoprint, relief, stencil, rubbing, embossing, and printing processes will be explored. Minimum of three hours of work outside the classroom required.
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FAR 15: DRAWING I
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Graphic expression with various media based on individual sustained objective and subjective aesthetic concerns for human and nature forms. Emphasis is placed on physical as well as mental aspect of seeing. The courses cover two semesters (I, II) to be taken in sequence. Minimum of three hours of work outside the classroom required.
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FAR 151: INTRO TO LIFE DRAWING
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Drawing from the nude model, either male or female, with a realistic analytical concentration on the muscular and skeletal structure of the human body insofar as these are discernible. Minimum of three hours of work outside the classroom required.
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FAR 16: DRAWING II
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Graphic expression with various media based on individual sustained objective and subjective aesthetic concerns for human and nature forms. Emphasis is placed on physical as well as mental aspect of seeing. The courses cover two semesters (I, II) to be taken in sequence. Minimum of three hours of work outside the classroom required.
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FAR 161: INTR PHOTOGRAPHY-DARKROOM
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
This course will introduce the basic skills and concepts of black and white photography, using traditional film cameras, film processing and darkroom methods. With an emphasis on creativity and inventiveness, students will explore the image-making potential and craft of the photographic print, within a fine arts context. A 35 mm camera with manual controls is required. Minimum of three hours of work outside the classroom is required. (6 c.h., 3 s.h.)
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FAR 162: INTRO TO PHOTO:DIGITAL
3.00 Credits
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
This course will introduce the basic skills and concepts of photography using digital tools and methods within a Fine Arts context. With an emphasis on creativity and inventiveness, students will be exposed to the hardware and software necessary for each step of the digital image making process, from input (digital cameras, scanners, web) through manipulation (Photo Shop and other current software) to output (a variety of printers, papers, projections, and the web). Minimum of three hours of work outside the classroom is required. (6 c.h., 3 s.h.)
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