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  • TRDR 205: Drawing in Italy

    6.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    While visiting Florence, Venice and Rome, students will be drawing and attending lectures for six hours a day, five days a week. For example, in Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari in Venice, there is a Titan Assumption that, when seen from a certain distance, is designed to repeat shapes found in the architecture of the church in order to strengthen the illusion of figures rising in space. All of the tone and color is meant to be seen in the half light of a time with no electricity, and rendered light on the figures is meant to appear as if caused by light streaming through the windows of the church. Through a set of lectures and by doing a set of drawings, which study the painting relative to its setting, students will develop much insight into the language of drawing and its expressive possibilities. The concentrated power of the work in the venue planned for the course is an experience impossible to duplicate any other way.
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  • TRDR 214: Expended Sketchbook Drawing/Mexico

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    This course will use Mexico City as an on-site exploratory classroom. Mexico City is the world's largest city and home to magnificent architecture from over 1000 years of multi-cultural influences. The class will explore the idea of drawing from nature and architecture initially in the sketchbook format so that the student can describe the physical world in a small and portable format. Students will realize drawing opportunities that come from the freedom presented by small sketchbooks as a means to create a source book of ideas. Prior to departure, a 3-hour lecture at Moore will introduce students to the ideas, tools and goals of sketchbook drawing. While on site in Mexico, students will be drawing every day while also viewing outstanding examples of sketchbook drawing through slides or gallery visits. Three 3-hour evening critiques will be used to encourage reflection and experimentation. The trip part of this class will occur over a period of eight days in Mexico City during which time students will visit a vast variety of sites and drawing locales. There will be daily individual critiques and dialogue. After returning to Moore, students will meet for five 6-hour studio classes in order to develop in other formats and possibly other media more sustained and complex drawings based on the original sketchbook discoveries. Students will be expected to isolate ideas from the source material in their sketchbooks and then enrich and integrate this work into expanded and more sustained works.
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  • TRED 326: Teaching Art in Spain

    1.50 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    Students will teach art in an elementary school in the rural community of Santa Cruz located one half hour from Granada in southern Spain. There will be trips to the Alhambra in Granada as well as to Malaga and the Picasso Museum on the Mediterranean Sea. Students will lodge in a four bedroom, three baths historic Cortijo with catered meals and transportation to and from the airport, yoga, massage therapy and beautiful scenery with time to be inspired and make art. Designed to meet the 1.5 credits required of the course Laboratory Experience and Practicum in Art Education. All are students are eligible to apply.
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  • TRFD 201: The Art of Fashion in Florence & Rome

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    This trip is designed to introduce students to the art, fashion and culture of Rome and Florence. Students will have guided morning tours with a multi-lingual tour director as well as afternoon fashion and art study excursions with Moore faculty member Gene Dipilla. In Rome, students will experience first hand the areas of the city that supply fabric and trims for designers. Students will visit the boutiques such as Roberto Cavalli, Dolce, Fendi and Gucci to name a few. Students will also study work by Michelangelo, Bernini, Titian, Raphael and others at The Galleria Borghese. In Florence the students will study costume design at the Pitti Palace and visit the Ferragamo Museum as well as the flagship stores of many of the top Italian designers. The class will also tour Florence's many art collections including work in the Bargello, the Uffizi and the Galleria Dell' Academia. Before heading off to Venice students will visit the walled cities of Siena and San Gimignano.
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  • TRGD 201: Drawing as Design Process

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    This class explores image making as a vehicle of expression and as an integral part of visual communication. Using the Burren landscape and Irish literature as a source of inspiration, students will experiment with meaningful interpretations of form, visual languages and the inherent, expressive quality of various media. After collecting found objects and investigating the landscape photographically students will explore the notion of expressive markmaking utilizing a variety of media. Upon completion of the 5 day studio component at Burren College in County Clare, Ireland which includes a tour of the Burren, a Visiting Lecturer, and a ceil?in Kilfenora, a trip to London will complete the course of study. Studio Elective
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  • TRID 201: Interior Design in Paris

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    Interior Design in Paris will give students a broad overview of the best Interior Design available in Paris. A wide range of areas, including interior architecture, furniture, lighting, carpeting and decorative arts, will be visited and studied. Students will have access to outstanding House Museums and interiors, including visits to the Jacquemart-Andr?and Camando museums, the Centre Pompidou, the Villas la Roche and Jeanneret and H ? tel Carnavalet. Several days will be dedicated to period rooms of the Louvre and Orsay Museum. The course will begin with two lectures in Philadelphia before departure. While in Philadelphia, the students will also be required to prepare an analysis of a significant interior and present this to the class at the appropriate site in Paris. A typical day in this two-week program will consist of one or more site visits in both the morning and afternoon. Each student will be required to keep a sketchbook. Time will be made available for sketching in both the morning and afternoon. A short paper on a topic of interest to the student relating to issues of design discovered during the program will be required upon return.
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  • TRLON 201: Visual Arts Study Tour

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    VAST is a two-week course based in London and North Yorkshire Sculpture Park. The first week will be spent in Central London visiting major museums, galleries and artist's studios. Students will be expected to carry out sketching assignments and to keep a journal of these experiences. The second week will be spent in the North Yorkshire Sculpture Park and will be a studio workshop, hands on experience working under the direction of faculty from the UK ad the USA. Students will work in the park, using natural or found materials for the creation of work or installation. Students will be expected to document their work and to keep a journal. Field trips during the second week include visiting the Henry Moore Institute, the City of Leeds Art Gallery and an ongoing Christian Boltanski Installation.
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  • TRME 202: Art in the Alps

    1.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    The are four primary objectives for this course: (1) to introduce ten Moore students to the "South Tyrolean" region of Northern Italy located in the heart of the Italian Alps; (2) to provide students with a rich cultural experience, as they will be living and studying with a group of 10 Austrian, Italian and German students (in a medieval castle the first week and in Alpine bed and breakfasts the second week); (3) to offer the students the opportunity to visit many local cultural sites, including an Alpine copper mine, where they will collect metal to use in producing their work, and (4) to allow students to study under a well-known Italian goldsmith and under a German archaeologist, who will give them the opportunity to learn the ancient metal working techniques used in the Bronze and Iron ages and casting techniques in sandstone, beeswax clay and the local granite of the south Tyrol.
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  • TRPT 201: Mural Painting in Venezuela

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    This course is designed for students with a serious interest in mural painting and will offer an intense A to Z study of the process of making a mural. Moore students will work side-by-side with students from the University of the Andes, Merida, designing and painting a mural on a 3-story wall that the University has reserved in the center of their Arts and Architecture Campus. This site has plenty of open space in which to view the mural site as well a spectacular view of the snow packed mountain peaks that surround the area. Working with the students and faculty of the University of Andes offers a unique international cultural experience. The Mural class and international study opportunity is fully support by the U.S. Embassy. Michele Lee in Merida will provide local coordination for the trip. Students will staying in the gorgeous 18th century style hotel, Pasada La Montan centrally located in the center of Merida.
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  • TRPT 202: Mural Painting in Venezuela

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    This course is a two-week mural painting intensive in conjunction with the students from the University of the Andes in Merida, Venezuela. Using concepts of mural painting associated with Philadelphia's Mural Arts Program, students will work together to create an 18 x 30 foot mural. The Mural Arts Program here in Philadelphia will advise and assist in the making of the mural. The trip will concentrate entirely on the mural, which will require the students' complete focus in-order to complete it in two weeks. This mural will be permanently installed at the University of the Andes. Working with the students and faculty of the University of Andes offers a unique international and cultural experience. The university is the largest university in Venezuela with over 30,000 full time students. The 500 year-old city of Merida is located on a picturesque plateau surrounded by 16,000 foot-high snow capped peaks. The students will be housed in a traditional posada, a type of hotel with small comfortable rooms surrounding an interior courtyard. The mural class and international study opportunity is fully supported by the U.S. Embassy and its representative in the bi-national center of Merida.
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