Art
ART 113 Introduction to Studio Art (GE) (3)
An introduction to the studio arts. Foundational drawing and painting. Basic form, content, and art processes through lectures, demonstrations, and studio and gallery visits.
ART 120 Introduction to Drawing (GE) (3)
An introduction to basic drawing techniques and concepts with opportunities for extended work. Fee required: $25.00.
ART 130 Introduction to Painting (GE) (3)
An introduction to studio painting. Painting problems cover various techniques, styles, and media. Emphasis is on composition, color theory and personal expression. Fee required: $75.00.
ART 175R Topics in Art (Var.) (3)
Topics in art.
ART 210 Art History: Prehistoric-Middle Age (GE) (3)
An introduction to the basic elements of sculpture, architecture, and painting with a brief treatment of several major themes and artists in each genre.
ART 214 Introduction to Ceramics (GE) (3)
Basic methods and processes of forming and glazing original ceramic objects. Fee required: $100.00.
ART 215 Art History: Renaissance - Modern (GE) (3)
An introduction to the basic elements of sculpture, architecture, and painting with brief treatment of several major themes and artists in each genre.
ART 223 Two-Dimensional Design (GE) (3)
An analytical introduction to the elements of design in various media.
ART 227 Three-Dimensional Design (GE) (3)
Experiments in the use of materials and elements of design related to three-dimensional structures.
ART 230 Introduction to Oil Painting (GE) (3)
Basic concepts and techniques of oil painting. Fee required.
ART 240 Introduction to Printmaking (GE) (3)
Basic techniques in etching and woodcut. Fee required.
ART 275R Topics in Art (Var.) (3)
Topics in art.
ART 300 Study AbroadThe Italian Renaissance (3)
Students are invited to consider the art of the High Renaissance as a continuation of transformations begun in the 13th century. With on-site study, students trace in detail the development of a tradition from the time of the gathering of artists in Assisi to the flowering of the major Renaissance schools in Florence and Venice. Painting, sculpture and architecture are considered in relation to each other and to the literary and philosophical works of the time. Taught in Italy during summer term. Prerequisite: ART 215 or consent of instructor.
ART 315 Non-Western Art (3)
Survey of non-western art from ancient to modern times with emphasis on the areas of major production: India, China, and Japan, and exposure to areas such as Africa. Prerequisites: ART 210 and ART 215.
ART 317R Sculpture (3)
Basic sculpture processes including clay modeling and wood or stone carving. Fee required. Prerequisite: ART 227.
ART 320R Advanced Drawing (3)
A studio for drawing with individual criticism. Special attention is given to contemporary concepts. Fee required. Prerequisite: ART 120.
ART 325R Advanced Figure Drawing (3)
Exploration of the human figure in drawing media. Includes study of human anatomy. Fee required. Prerequisite: ART 120.
ART 330R Advanced Painting (3)
More ambitious projects with the aim of developing a highly professional approach and achievement in the student’s work. Individual as well as group discussions. Fee required. Prerequisite: ART 230.
ART 340R Advanced Printmaking (3)
Student specializes in one of the various printmaking media such as etching, woodcut, or silkscreen. Specialization to be determined by student and faculty member. Fee required. Prerequisite: ART 240.
ART 375R Topics in Art (Var.)
Topics in art. Prerequisite: consent of instructor.
ART 385R Directed Study in Art (Var.)
Directed study in art. Prerequisites: Art major and consent of instructor.
ART 399 Internship/Practicum in Art. (1-3)
Internship or practicum in field of potential employment or advanced study. Internship proposal must be approved before registration. Prerequisites: art major and consent of instructor.
ART 485R Directed Study in Art (Var.)
Directed study in art. Prerequisites: Art major and consent of instructor.
ART 498 Senior Show (3)
Thematic works or four year retrospective. Process paper required. Prerequisite: consent of instructor.
ART 499 Senior Internship/Practicum in Art (3)
Internship or practicum in field of potential employment or advanced study. Internship proposal must be approved before registration. Prerequisites: art major, senior class standing, and consent of instructor.