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  • ART 1060: Photography I

    3.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    An introduction to the basics of black and white photography. This class emphasizes the basic parts and operation of an SLR (manual) camera, black and white film processing, and darkroom use. Students will study the basics of composition, design, lighting, printing, processing, and final print presentation. Students will learn to develop film, process prints, and other printing controls such as dodging, burning, and the use of filters. Concentration is on photography as a fine art medium. Students must have a 35mm manual control camera. ($110.00 course fee)
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  • ART 1070: Clay I

    3.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    Studio experiences will be in designing and creating ceramic forms, emphasizing techniques of handbuilding, wheel throwing, and decoration. Techniques include pinch pots, coil, slab, sculpture, and wheel throwing. Students will be introduced to different types of clay and firing techniques. A focus on development of form as well as the use of glazes, slips, and engobes will be considered. Students will gain a visual awareness of the craft and art of original ceramic pottery and/or sculpture, and learn to identify and use the techniques, tools, processes, and materials associated with original ceramic pottery and/or sculpture in a creative and expressive way. ($35.00 course fee)
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  • ART 1080: Sculpture I

    3.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    Prerequisite: ART 1020. The emphasis in this course is on the development of each individual's visual sense and its expression in sculptural form. The student will explore sculptural materials, techniques, and concepts in a more detailed and concentrated manner. More advanced sculptural media will be introduced including stone carving, woodworking, modeling, and fabrication. The student is encouraged to explore in more depth and breadth a medium they find to be of interest. The opportunity for self-exploration will be encouraged with an emphasis on conceptual development. There will be several opportunities to meet and talk to artists, visit their studios and visit art galleries in the community. Students will also be exposed to historical and contemporary artists with an emphasis on sculptors. ($35.00 course fee)
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  • ART 1090: Printmaking I

    3.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    An introduction to the techniques, materials, and methods used in intaglio, relief, and monotypes. ($35.00 course fee)
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  • ART 1110: Color Theory

    3.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    Prerequisite: ART 1010. A study of advanced color theories and their application as well as an investigation of physical aspects of color perception and manipulation using subtractive color processes. Projects will focus on the emotional impact of color combinations and a more thorough understanding of pigment properties. The course will also include the compositional principles of gestalt, rhythm, variety, repetition, balance, emphasis, and proportion. Extensive outside work required. ($35.00 course fee)
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  • ART 1400: Introduction to Digital Imaging

    3.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    This introductory course in digital imaging will introduce students to the basic Macintosh hardware and operating system. In addition, the course is a survey of basic animation, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. The course also includes basic bookbinding as well as panoramic and large format digital printing techniques ($100.00 course fee)
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  • ART 1450: Design Communications for Non-Majors .

    3.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    This is an introductory course to the profession of graphic design specifically geared towards non-majors. Emphasis is placed on design principles, design elements, visual language, the overall design process, and introduction to technology. Students will be introduced to the profession through investigation of case studies, examination of design artifacts and the client / designer relationship. Students will not only learn about the design process including research, brainstorming, and conceptual problem-solving but have opportunities to create their own projects implementing basic design production utilizing various tools / mediums including the Macintosh computer and basic industry software. Experience in the Macintosh platform not required although recommended.
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  • ART 1700: Principles of Web Page Design

    3.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    Prerequisite: ART 1400. This course is an integrated introduction to web page design, covering both its aesthetic and technical aspects. The topics introduced will include: Internet Protocol fundamentals, HTML, page layout, imaging, color, typography, embedded technologies, file types, portability and performance. ($100.00 lab fee)
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  • ART 1950-4950: Studies Abroad

    3.00 - 18.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    Study in a foreign country. Individual course titles and locations are assigned for each course taken. See Studies Abroad program for details.
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  • ART 1990-4990: Special Studies in Art .

    1.00 - 3.00 Credits
    Belmont University

    These courses are offered by the Art Department only in approved circumstances. These numbers may be used as art free elective transfers or substitutions for Art Electives.
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