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.
Students are responsible for their metals and basic jewelry supplies.
I Introduces camera operation, films, papers and developers, and darkroom printing. Explores visual, stylistic and conceptual issues in contemporary photography. Required for majors. Appropriate for non-majors. A basic manual camera is required and students are responsible for film and photographic paper.