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3.00 Credits
Two Dimensional Design
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3.00 Credits
An introduction to the materials and processes of drawing and painting. Spatial perception, composition, light and dark as well as color relationships are major areas of study. 3 credits.
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Speical Topics
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Prehistoric through medieval art. Time-travel to the paintings, sculpture, architecture, and material culture of prehistoric Europe, the Near East, Egypt, Greece, Rome...all the way through the art of the middle ages. Emphasizing stylistic development and cultural history, this course aims to cultivate fundamental skills of visual analysis and critical description. 3 credits.
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From Giotto to Giacometti, Fragonard to Frank Lloyd Wright, an examination of the visual and material culture of Europe, North America, and other regions from the fourteenth century to the present day. Special attention is paid to aesthetics, economics, gender, and nationalism. Writing process. 3 credits.
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An introduction to American art from 1650 to the present day. The course offers a critical grounding in selected themes, with an emphasis on cultural history and stylistic change. Includes painting, architecture, film, photography, and sculpture. Writing process. 3 credits.
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An exploration, on site, of German art and architecture across the centuries. Students enjoy the city of Cologne as classroom, with visits to galleries, museums, monuments, and workshops. Offered in the Cologne program. 3 credits.
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Through the use of time-honored materials - plaster, clay and wood - this studio course investigates three-dimensional form as a basis for art and design. Modeling, carving, mold-making and assemblage are introduced as essential sculptural processes in a variety of projects. 3 credits.
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An introductory studio/lecture course designed to increase visual literacy and vocabulary, develop design skills, and present the creative possibilities of the computer as an art-making and editing tool. 3 credits. {Cross-listed as Digital Communications 210.}
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This course explores the technical and conceptual elements of fine-art, film-based photography. Students are introduced to the operation of the camera, processes of film development and black-and-white printing, compositional and aesthetic principles, and thematic explorations. Single lens reflex camera with manual mode required. 3 credits.
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