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3.00 Credits
Explores the functions of art-making within world cultures. Students create art using Western and non-Western techniques and philosophies. By studying integrated global art traditions, the student can see the similarities that connect cultures as well as their differences.
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3.00 Credits
Introduces various traditional and modern forms and approaches to bookbinding and the book as an art form. Fundamental materials, processes, and concepts involved in making books by hand are explored. The relationship between content and structure is investigated and experimentation with the book as a form of creative and conceptual expression is emphasized. Content development, book design, integration of various media, narrative and sequencing, and the functionality of various bookmaking materials is covered.
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3.00 Credits
Explores the methods, concepts and tools associated with creating imagery in a digital format. Contemporary and historical art and design will serve as models for this course. Students will be taught conceptual strategies and will develop working knowledge of software programs. Students will be encouraged to explore creative expression and toward developing their own personal artistic style.
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3.00 Credits
Introduces students to the technical and conceptual skills needed to produce video and audio works in an art context. The curriculum addresses pre-production, production and post-production skills including storyboarding, camera operating, lighting, editing and composing moving images, and audio within the context of contemporary art. Students will be introduced to art theory as well as relevant contemporary and historical artworks.
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3.00 Credits
Introduces students to the principles and mechanics of digital 2D animation art. Concepts covered include frame sequencing, motion dynamics, storyboards, object/shape creation, character/object assembly, and audio effects. Historical and contemporary approaches to animation will be explored in relation to personal expression, meaning, and practice.?
Prerequisite:
ART190
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3.00 Credits
Examines selected topics in studio art. The course's assignments, studio practice and analysis of works of art with respect to their historical and cultural contexts are aimed at analyzing and understanding various studio art practices.
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3.00 Credits
Expands competency in fundamental skills for making wheel-thrown pottery. Emphasis is placed on advanced-level development of individual student skills, while developing individual vision based on previously executed vessel forms. Students will research, develop, and create original vessels through the execution of multiple series of pottery forms. Students will further develop skills in glaze and slip application; Post wheel-thrown vessel manipulation and sculpting; explore methods for combining wheel-thrown and hand-built pottery vessel elements and techniques.
Prerequisite:
ART210 AND ART211 OR ART3271 OR ARTS305
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3.00 Credits
Expands competency in various hand building and tile making processes. The hand building component will investigate advanced level slab, multi-piece drape and slump mold experimentation and sculptural methods for creating a variety of vessel forms. The tile making component will investigate alto relief tile making and the creation of a series of mosaics that investigate a variety of objective and nonobjective imagery.
Prerequisite:
ART212 AND ART213
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3.00 Credits
Refine understanding and application of the methods, materials, and concepts associated with drawing the human form. Students will research relevant historical and contemporary figurative concerns. They will enhance their understanding of anatomy and draw from live models. Studio sessions include painting, individual and group critique, demonstration, and lecture.
Prerequisite:
ART221
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3.00 Credits
Refine perceptual strategies and gain experience in the use of varied types of painting media including oil paint. Students will explore varied conceptual and historical frameworks as they develop personal imagery. They will explore the expressive potential of varied painting media. Studio sessions include extended work with painting materials, individual and group critique, demonstrations, and lecture.
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