This course addresses the question of how to view and read objects in space, known as three-dimensional design. In a studio setting, students will explore the concepts of three-dimensional art from historical and contemporary perspectives. Constructive, additive, and subtractive techniques will be explored with emphasis on figurative, natural, and non-objective forms. Six hours studio. This course covers the fundamentals of camera work, including black and white negative and print processing and alternative print techniques.
Emphasis is given to the image making potential and craft of the photographic print.
Six hours studio. This course extends the experiences of the introductory studio for the student who wishes to pursue further work in the medium. Emphasis is placed on the ideas and subject determined by the student. Six hours studio. I Illustrated study of painting, sculpture and architecture from prehistoric times to the Italian Renaissance.