This course is not open to students who intend to major or minor in art. Students are evaluated on the basis of class participation and the quality of their projects. Mr. C. Huisman. W40 Creativity in Science and Art. Through reading literature on creators in the sciences and arts, students engage in imaginative seeing.
Imagination is one of the richest and most elusive of creative resources.
Students explore the nature of imaginative experiences and develop ways to present those experiences through creative drawings. This is not a course in drawing techniques. Studio activities are designed to enable the students to involve themselves more effectively to develop and present their individual imaginative seeing. Students are evaluated on a journal, participation in regular group discussions and critiques, and on a final project planned in consultation with the instructor. Mr. C. Young.