Introduction to black and white photography using conventional darkroom and contemporary photo image making processes. Fundamentals of sculptural design with emphasis on three-dimensional forming processes in a variety of media, both traditional and unconventional, that are available to the sculptor today. Combines historical, critical, and practical aspects of sculpture in the form of lectures, critiques, discussions, demonstrations, and hands-on work. Emphasis on aesthetics and design, using the computer both as tool and medium. Course focuses on elementary computer graphics techniques, programming concepts, and principles of design such as color, composition, and spatial relationships.
Students construct a series of images to explore the creative process using elements of design.
Through critiques, students discuss the conceptual and visual quality of their work. Also ARIN 307, DANC 307, and THR 307. Presentation of the historical, philosophical, and aesthetic traditions of the arts, with opportunities for each student to confront their own sense of beauty. Also ARIN 308, DANC 308, and THR 308. Gives students a cumulative arts experience by tying the subject matter to one of the major cultural productions of the Center for the Arts.