Course consists of intensive studio work, individual and group critiques and individual research. Required for majors. Students are responsible for their paper, canvas, drawing and painting supplies. Textbook is required. Students are challenged to develop technical proficiency in plate development, printing, handling and curating of works on paper while exploring concepts in the printmaking media.
Students are responsible for paper, basic etching tools and metal plates.
Design I and II Presents basic and advanced techniques. Jewelry I covers silversmithing and centrifugal casting. Discusses stylistic directions from ancient to contemporary art. Jewelry II elaborates on history of jewelry making as fine art. Appropriate for non-majors who wish to engage in a focused studio experience.