Directed primarily at Studio Arts majors, the class involves no darkroom work. Students will use slides, Polaroids, found images, or digital output to make artworks employing photography. For the first several weeks, assignments will be given. Then, students will pursue individual projects. You will be asked to give your opinion often.
Topics are diverse and questions are constant.
The Junior Seminar is required for all Junior visual art students and is open by permission to a few other Arts Division Juniors if there is room. The aim of the meeting will be to create a forum for the continual exchange of views and ideas among the senior students and to encourage and develop skill in articulating ideas in speech and writing. All studio art seniors must participate. Now, that the 'death of painting' is over, let us look back at the beginning. This course looks at art as a system of knowledge and provides a taste of materials and methods used by artists over the last 3000 years.