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AR 105: Art Appreciation
3.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
Intended for the student without an art background. Includes a study of the basic elements, principles, and concepts of art, with an introduction to major artists and their work in several artistic media. Discussions and lectures cover criticism, theory, philosophy, and values of various artists, cultures, periods, and styles. Introduction to various materials, media, and techniques of art-making are covered. Materials fee.
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AR 110: Drawing I- Basic Drawing
3.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
Basic elements of drawing from nature and life in various media such as pencil, crayon, charcoal, ink, felt pen, pastel, etc. Materials fee. (Fall)
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AR 110 - Drawing I- Basic Drawing
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AR 131: Design I- 2- Dimentional Design and Color Theory
3.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
A focus on the elements and principles of design, and an introduction to the various artistic media and methods employed in two-dimentional design. Special study will be done in color theories and relationships. Materials fee.
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AR 131 - Design I- 2- Dimentional Design and Color Theory
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AR 151: Design II- 3- Dimentional Design
3.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
A study of the elements and principles of design, and how these are applied to 3-D forms. Techniques to be learned will include carving, casting, construction, forming, modeling, assemblage, and mixed media. Materials fee. (Fall)
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AR 151 - Design II- 3- Dimentional Design
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AR 155: Service Project Lab
1.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
Supervision and documentation of the required service project.
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AR 155 - Service Project Lab
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AR 160: Ceramics I- Basic
3.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
Ceramics uses a multicultural approach to introduce students to the basic construction techniques of pinch, coil, slab, and wheel work. Students explore a range of clay from earthenware to stoneware. Glazing and firing techniques include pitfiring, raku, electric, and high fire gas reduction. Materials fee.
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AR 180: Photography I- Basic
3.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
This course teaches the basic techniques and aesthetics of black and white photography. Class sessions are divided between lecture, field, and darkroom experiences. Emphasis is on creating/increasing camera and darkroom skills as a form of artistic expression. There will be an introduction to digital photography and comparisons of the technologies of "analog" and digital. Materials fee. 35mmadjustable camera required - contact department for specifications. Materials fee. Prerequisite AR160.
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AR 210: Drawing II- Advanced Drawing
3.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
Advanced techniques, problems and other aspects of drawing. Materials fee.
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AR 210 - Drawing II- Advanced Drawing
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AR 211: Art History I- Ancient to Medieval
3.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
The history of artistic media, methods, styles, and artists from pre-history to the proto-Renaissance. Dominant ideas and values of western and non-western art will be examined. Discussions and lectures cover criticism, theory, philosophy, and values of various artists, cultures, periods, and styles. Various materials, media and techniques will be introduced. (Fall)
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AR 211 - Art History I- Ancient to Medieval
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AR 212: Art History II- Renaissance to Modern
3.00 Credits
Sterling College - Vermont
A study of artistic media, methods, styles, and artists from the Proto-Renaissance to the 21th Century. Dominant ideas and values of western and non-western art will be examined. Discussions and lectures cover criticism, theory, philosophy, and values of various artists, cultures, periods, and styles. Various materials, media and techniques will be introduced. (Spring)
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