Degree Programs Courses offered for one to six hours of credit are to be taken on a concentration basis with the consent of the instructor or, for art majors, the instructor or main advisor. Four-hour studio courses meet six hours weekly.
Courses are open to all students, regardless of major, unless otherwise indicated.
The course will concentrate on the various social and historical factors that have affected art throughout time. May not be used to satisfy major or minor degree requirements in art. Involves development of pictorial form and space by line and value through a variety of media. Emphasis will be given to hand-building techniques, surface enrichment, ceramic history, ceramic geology, aesthetics and conceptual development. Emphasizes the separate nature of carved and modeled forms and the value of the character of the material on the final work.