A list of courses available in any given year may be obtained from the School of Visual Arts office. Drawing A practical study to expand the students' ability to experience and to state their world in graphic terms, and to better understand the options and obstacles that confront an individual when drawing. Projects will be designed to explore various concepts and theories of drawing, as well as to expose the student to a wide range of media and material. A continuation of Level I Design, stressing the refinement of technique, and further sophistication of form and content. Third term is devoted to beginning ceramics, using different techniques of hand-building.
Students assist with mixing glazes and firing.
Ceramics A continuation of introductory ceramics with advanced problems in hand-building. Wheel work is optional and is taught on an individual basis. Students assume more responsibility for glaze mixing and firing of the kilns. Second term is devoted to exploring new sculptural problems and ideas using a variety of media, both traditional and experimental. Second half of the term is devoted to a senior project which will satisfy the course demands of all three art classes.