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3.00 Credits
All the work done in this course will be produced in one form of reversed tonality or another; everything that ordinarily is positive will be rendered in the negative. The technical range of processes applied will be broad. We will start with the photogram, cliche verre, chemo-prints, and paper negatives. Our exploration will then continue into more contemporary means, Kodak, direct positive processing, Scala positives inverted, color transparencies reversed, digital flipping, and the like. Prerequisite: Art Studio 217 or Art Studio 117 and a portfolio approved by Charles Walters Materials Fee $30. (Not offered 2008-09.) .5 unit.
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Introduction to historic printmaking processes as well as contemporary computer-based techniques. A variety of techniques including etching, lithography, woodcuts, and monotype may be covered. Digital manipulation of imagery in Photoshop for use in photolithography and polymer plate letterpress may also be considered. Although technical processes are introduced, the primary focus is conceptual; emphasis placed on thinking as a graphic artist and printmaker (in reverse, in multiple, etc.) Prerequisite: Art Studio 102,103 or 115. Material Fees. 1 unit - Gumpper, Leonard.
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Drawing in various media. May include study of human figure, superficial anatomy, landscape, composition, and conceptual drawing. Prerequisite: Art Studio 103 Materials Fee $30, Model Fee $25. Total $55. 1 unit - Swider.
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Survey of basic painting concepts and procedures, materials and techniques. Prerequisite: Any 100 level Art Studio class. Materials Fee $30. (Also listed as Art Studio 305.) 1 unit - Swider.
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Exploration of topics generally not offered by the department. Open to declared art majors or departmental consent required. Block 3: Intermediate Topics in Studio Art: Costume 3D. This course focuses on the practical creation of performance art projects that will be developed throughout the block and presented as a group production at the end of the course. Students will experiment with linear and non-linear narrative, real and mediated bodies, and interactive/high technologies through experimental performance projects in any available medium, including spoken-word, video, installation, dance, and visual art. The final production will also incorporate live-streaming video that will be presented as a real-time video installation within the Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Building. A portion of the class may be taught in New York City. Prerequisite: Consent of department or declared art majors Material Fees $30. (Also listed as Drama 200.) 1 unit - Ames, Reed.
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Three-dimensional design with an emphasis on conceptual issues related to architecture and functional form. Prerequisite: 2 Art Studio Courses Materials Fee $30. (Not offered 2008-09.) 1 unit.
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Introduction to traditional and contemporary practices in sculpture. Will cover intermediate level conceptual approaches and some combination of materials and techniques. Possible materials: wood, steel, stone, clay and plaster. Possible techniques: machining, carving, casting, modeling and construction. Prerequisite: Art Studio 114 Material Fee. 1 unit - Johnson.
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Introduction to non-traditional uses of video including non-linear narrative and installation. Will cover basic tools and techniques including camera, lighting and basic editing techniques. Prerequisite: Any l00-level Art Studio Course Materials Fee. 1 unit - Raffin.
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3.00 Credits
A foundation course in photographic technique directed toward artistic ends. Using and understanding the camera, films, and printing. Extensive photographing as basis for seeing and composition. Short survey of photographic history. Students provide their own cameras. Prerequisite: Any 100-level studio art course Materials Fee. 1 unit - Department, Johnson.
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3.00 Credits
A studio course in the invention, design, and making of books. Students are given a basic grounding in the primary means of book organization, binding, and fabrication with emphasis on the unique character of codex organization. They are encouraged to invent their own books using a wide variety of techniques for the interrelations of text, image and color. May be offered as a block or as a year-long extended format course. Enrollment limited to 10 students. Prerequisite: Art Studio 102, Art Studio 103, or Art Studio 115 Materials fee .5 or 1 unit-Department. (May be offered as a January half-block.) 1 unit - Department.
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