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ART-101 Art Appreciation, 3 cr.
Introduces art as a visual language, along with the methods and
materials used. A brief art survey is also included, with the
intent of helping the student become more informed about the
visual arts.
(Formerly AR-103A)
ART-110 Contemporary Art and Issues, 3 cr.
Contemporary Art and Issues is a history of visual arts course
from 1940 to the present. Lives, careers, achievements and
controversies of artists and the art world will be
investigated. Special attention will be given to women in the
arts and multiculturalism in the arts. Discussion of current
and possible future trends will also be covered.
(Formerly AR-206A)
ART-121 2-D Design, 4 cr.
The fundamentals needed to build effective two- and
three-dimensional designs. The plastic elements of art along
with the principles of organization will be introduced through a
variety of hands-on experiences.
(Formerly AR-233A)
ART-124
Computer Art, 3 cr.
Computer Art is a studio-oriented course designed to use the
computer as a tool for creating two-dimensional imagery.
Technology is now used daily in the world of art including fine
arts, graphic arts, and more. Ideally, the student should have
access to the all or some of the following programs and
peripherals: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Paint, a digital camera
or scanner. Other items that could be utilized: Adobe
Photoshop, Adobe PageMaker, Adobe Illustrator, printer, and
other software appropriate for art and graphic design. In
addition, the student should feel comfortable sending images and
files via email and the internet.
(Formerly AR-183A)
ART-127 Digital Illustration, 3 cr.
Introductory
course using electronic media as applied to specific problems in
illustration, with an emphasis on preparing images for output.
(Formerly AR-117A)
ART-133 Drawing, 3 cr.
For the beginning drawing student. A variety of approaches and
techniques will be used to develop and/or enhance the student's
drawing skills. Exploration and experimentation with
alternative drawing materials and methods will be strongly
encouraged and supported.
(Formerly AR-119A)
ART-134 Drawing II, 3 cr.
Continuation and elaboration of Drawing I. Prerequisite:
ART-133.
(Formerly AR-129A)
ART-143 Painting, 3 cr.
The fundamentals of painting. A variety of painting media will
be used, including oil, watercolor and acrylic. Diverse subject
matter and approaches to painting will also be explored.
(Formerly AR-143A)
ART-144 Painting II, 3 cr.
Continuation of Painting I with emphasis on a more personal
approach regarding technique and imagery. Prerequisite:
ART143.
(Formerly AR-153A)
ART-173 Ceramics, 3 cr.
A studio class providing exploratory experiences in forming,
firing, and decorating clay.
(Formerly AR-219A)
ART-174 Ceramics II, 3 cr.
Continuation of Ceramics I with an emphasis on the development
of a personal approach to form. Prerequisite: ART-173.
(Formerly AR-229A)
ART-206 Art History, 3 cr.
In-depth study of how art relates to a timeline, studying art in
chronological order from ancient Greece to the present.
Explores the connection between great works and the environments
that stimulated their creation.
(Formerly AR-105A)
ART-286
Photography: Portraiture, 3 cr.
Introduction to the art of portrait photography.
(Formerly JR-126A)
ART-928 Independent Study, 1 cr.
Instructor guided independent experiences in art.
(Formerly AR-171A) |
