Art
Program Learning Outcomes
- The BA candidate in Studio Art will select and develop themes, problems, issues, techniques through study, research and exploration utilizing a variety of appropriate sources.
- The BA candidate in Studio Art will demonstrate the knowledge and skills pertaining to visual language, structures, and forms.
- The BA in Studio Art will be able to create artworks that clearly address the student’s written artist’s statement.
- Students completing the BA in Visual Arts will be able to explore and develop a body of artwork that has a consistent theme or motif.
- The student will produce a body of artwork that will be professionally documented and exhibited in a public location as his/her Senior Exit Exhibition.
Degrees
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Art, Bachelor of Arts -
Art, Minor
Courses
ART 101: Studio Art I
ART 102: Three-Dimensional Design
ART 131: Watercolor I
ART 171: Clay Arts/Ceramics I
ART 191: Experimental Media
ART 192: Experimental Media
ART 211: History of Western Art I
As an introduction to the visual arts, the course will be conducted through formal analysis and historical placement. This course is designed to give the student an understanding of the development of the visual arts via a survey of its evolution over time, its fundamentals, nature, and influences. Art period covered from Prehistoric Art to the 15th Century Pre-Renaissance.
ART 212: History of Western Art II
This course is designed to give the student an understanding of the development of the visual arts via a survey of its evolution over time, its fundamentals, nature, and influences. The course will be conducted through formal analysis and historical placement. Art period covered from 15th Century Pre-Renaissance to Modern Art.
ART 221: Drawing I
An introduction to basic drawing media and methods consisting of the study of the Masters’ drawings, drawing from observation, and abstraction.
ART 231: Painting I
An introduction to basic painting media and methods consisting of the study of color theory, composition, and technique. Subjects covered include landscape, still-life, the figure, and abstraction..
ART 241: Printmaking I
ART 242: Printmaking II
ART 271: Clay Arts/Ceramics II
ART 274: Sculpture I
ART 321: Drawing II/Life Drawing
Directed study with an introduction to various media as well as an introduction to figurative drawing.
ART 331: Painting II/Life Painting
Intermediate problems in painting with an emphasis on the exploration of media as well as an introduction to figurative painting.
ART 342: Printmaking III
Advanced problems in printmaking, with an emphasis on developing individual concepts and exploring complex and experimental methods.
ART 343: Printmaking III
Advanced problems in printmaking, with an emphasis on developing individual concepts and exploring complex and experimental methods.
ART 375: Clay Arts/Ceramics III
Advanced problems in clay arts and ceramics, with an emphasis on the realization and production of a personal oeuvre and the exploration of complex and experimental techniques. The chemistry of glazes, clay bodies, and a variety of firing techniques will also be covered.
ART 376: Clay Arts/Ceramics III
Advanced problems in clay arts and ceramics, with an emphasis on the realization and production of a personal oeuvre and the exploration of complex and experimental techniques. The chemistry of glazes, clay bodies, and a variety of firing techniques will also be covered.
ART 421: Drawing III
Drawing for the advanced student with an emphasis on developing individual concepts and techniques. Written artist statement, biography, and exhibit required.
Meets ART PCOM, PETH, and PCEN requirements.
ART 422: Drawing III
Drawing for the advanced student with an emphasis on developing individual concepts and techniques. Written artist statement, biography, and exhibit required.
Meets ART PCOM, PETH, and PCEN requirements.
ART 431: Painting III
Painting for the advanced student with an emphasis on individual concepts and techniques. Written artist statement, biography, and exhibit required.
Meets ART PCOM, PETH, and PCEN requirements.
ART 432: Painting III
Painting for the advanced student with an emphasis on individual concepts and techniques. Written artist statement, biography, and exhibit required.
Meets ART PCOM, PETH, and PCEN requirements.
ART 490: Special Studies
Research, New, Experimental, or Collaborative Art Forms, Study Abroad, or topics that are not covered by the regular curriculum offered by the Art program. Proposals for Special Studies require the prior approval of the faculty member supervising the course and the Dean of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences. Additional costs may apply when studies involve travel or off-campus settings. This course is repeatable.
Meets ART PCOM, PETH, and PCEN requirements.
ART 491: Independent Study
Self-directed study in a specialized area of art. Subject to rules and regulations. Proposals for Independent Study require the prior approval of the faculty member supervising the course and the Dean of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences.
Junior or Senior standing
Meets ART PCOM, PETH, and PCEN requirements.
ART 492: Independent Study
Self-directed study in a specialized area of art. Subject to rules and regulations. Proposals for Independent Study require the prior approval of the faculty member supervising the course and the Dean of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences.
Junior or Senior standing
Meets ART PCOM, PETH, and PCEN requirements.
ART 495: Internship
Internships are directed learning in a professional work environment or non-profits organization related to the Visual Arts field. Limited to Art majors and minors. Additional costs may apply when studies involve travel or off-campus settings. Subject to rules and regulations. Proposals for Independent Study require the prior approval of the faculty member supervising the course and the Dean of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences.
Meets ART PCOM, PETH, and PCEN requirements.