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3.00 Credits
Presents western art from prehistory through the middle ages, as well as surveying the non-western art world. Major art forms, contributions, artists, and values concerning the development of art in the historical and cultural context are considered. Three hours, three credits.
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Students study art history from the Renaissance through the twentieth century, considering the major styles, arts, and artists. Emphasis is on European and American art, and the movements and trends politically, socially, and culturally that influenced the art of today. Three hours, three credits.
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A course for any student interested in children's art. Students explore and experiment with various art materials and techniques that are appropriate for different age levels. Students study the developmental stages of children and their aesthetic awareness and artistic growth. The elements and principles of art are introduced. Students become acquainted with studio management including a practical knowledge of supplies and equipment. This course is especially recommended for students majoring in Art, Psychology, Parks Recreation and Tourism Management (Outdoor Emphasis), Physical Education, Liberal Arts, or minoring in Teacher Education. Four hours, three credits.
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An introductory course in fiber design that explores different fibers, weaves, and finishes. Emphasis will be placed on learning how to weave on and off the loom. Students will work with many different fabric embellishing techniques, including stitchery, sewing, drying, and fabric painting. Students are exposed to both contemporary and traditional styles of fabric design and construction. Prerequisite: ART 101, 104. Six hours, three credits.
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A course designed for level two jewelry students who desire to learn more advanced techniques in metal and jewelry working. The class will be highly individualized and allow students to become proficient and more competent in specific technical processes. Emphasis is on creating and developing a portfolio of jewelry, and making slides for presentation. Prerequisite: ART 305. Six hours, three credits.
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Studio practice in forming, firing, and glazing pottery and sculptural ceramics. Individual instruction is emphasized, and individual interpretations are encouraged. Prerequisite: ART 306. Six hours, three credits.
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A course for level three painting students that allows them the opportunity to study and expand their personal styles of painting and learn more advanced painting techniques. Emphasis will be placed upon individual interpretation of class painting assignments. Students must exhibit a heightened awareness and understanding of painting and exhibit control and competence in three or more painting media. Emphasis is placed on developing a portfolio with slides that exhibits versatility and proficiency in painting. Prerequisite: ART 312. Six hours, three credits.
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3.00 Credits
Designed for students who have successfully accomplished fundamental printmaking techniques. Students will work extensively in one printmaking process. Emphasis is on individual instruction and in the production of several print editions. Prerequisite: ART 101, 104, 315. Six hours, three credits.
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3.00 Credits
In-depth concentration in one or more of the techniques covered in ART 318. Prerequisite: ART 318 or permission of instructor. Six hours, three credits.
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3.00 Credits
A course based on competencies developed in ART 340. Students will continue advanced individual exploration of the fiber arts with expanded interpretation of the class assignments. Emphasis is placed on developing a portfolio of work which includes slides exhibiting versatility and proficiency. Prerequisite: ART 101, 104, 340. Six hours, three credits.
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