A hands-on studio based introduction to digital photography as a fine art and a means of communication. Topics include camera handling and creative controls, image editing and manipulation using [...]
This course will explore in a more complex manner the objects, principles, and media as presented in ART* 111: Drawing I. Greater emphasis will be placed upon the development of personal drawing [...]
This studio course covers all phases of the printing process from the preparation of the screen, block, or plate to the printing of an edition of works. The three basic approaches to printing: [...]
A studio course in the technical and aesthetic fundamentals of painting, covering the selection and use of materials, basic color theory, and realistic and expressive paint handling. Students [...]
A studio course in the principles, techniques, and materials of sculpture. Processes include metal fabrication/welding, casting, plaster, wood, and found objects, among others. Students will [...]
An examination of painting, sculpture, architecture, and graphics from the Renaissance to the present. Gaining an understanding of art from these periods and an awareness of its historical [...]
An examination of painting, sculpture, architecture, and graphics from pre-history to the Renaissance. Gaining an understanding of art from these periods and an awareness of its historical [...]
This course explores the constantly changing world of art, discovering how this form of expression is defined and the varied ways in which it can be appreciated. The study of the individual [...]
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