ARTS101 TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN (3.00) Fundamental aspects of two-dimensional design: object rendering, nature rendering, studies in perspective, black/white composition principles, material studies and introduction to color theory. For Art majors and minors only.

ARTS102 DRAWING (3.00) A development of the fundamentals - concepts and skills - of drawing through a broad range of aesthetic expressions and multisensory exercises.

ARTS103 PAINTING (3.00) An experience in totality through the language of form and color with the exploration of the material as primary concern using one of the following: oils, acrylics, watercolors and/or mixed media. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS203 ARTS303 ARTS403 ARTS503

ARTS104 PRINTMAKING (3.00) An introduction to print media in one of the following areas: relief (i.e., collograph, woodcut, linoleum cut), lithography (stone and plate), intaglio, monotype, or screenprinting. Emphasis is on technical mastery alongside contdevelopment, edition printing, print suites, conceptual awareness, shop etiquette, and personal growth. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS204 ARTS304 ARTS404 ARTS504

ARTS105 THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN (3.00) In this studio course, students will learn about the elements and principles of three dimensional design, which will serve as an introduction to the study of three dimensional art. Students will be introduced to the basic design elements of form, space, volume, mass, weight, planes and surfaces, line texture, light and color, as well as the design concepts of proportion, scale, balance, movement, rhythm/repetition, emphasis/dominance. Students will gain a working knowledge of structural patterns of form, linear and planar analysis of form, analysis of implied form, and of manipulative devices applied to form. For Art majors and minors only.

ARTS106 FIBER ARTS (3.00) This course offers an introduction to a variety of fiber techniques during the Fall and Spring semesters. The emphasis is on woven structures while stressing design concepts and aesthetic values. Off-loom fiber experiences include, but are not limited to: exploration of natural materials, coiling, Batik, handmade papermaking, silk paper, feltmaking, painting/designing on textstamping, stenciling, printing from nature, discharge dyeing and quilting. On-loom fiber experiences include, but are not limited to: pattern weaving, tapestry, double weave techniques, painted warp and weft weaving, and dyeing. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS206 ARTS306 ARTS406 ARTS506

ARTS107 SCULPTURE I (3.00) Introduction to basic sculptural processes and materials. Basic wood and metal fabrication, modeling, mold making, and non-ferrous casting. Introduction to power tools and power equipment as well as introductory oxy-acetylene welding. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS207 ARTS307 ARTS407 ARTS507 Prerequisite: ARTS 105

ARTS108 PHOTOGRAPHY AS AN ART FORM (3.00) Combining both technical and aesthetic considerations, this course will cover all darkroom procedures with an emphasis on black and white photography as an art form. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS208 ARTS308 ARTS408

ARTS109 CERAMICS (3.00) Combining both theory and practice, an in-depth investigation of ceramic art, emphasizing handbuilding techniques, with a brief introduction to the potter's wheel. Clay and glaze mixing, and various kiln firing procedures are also explored, along with a historical overview. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS209 ARTS309 ARTS409 ARTS509

ARTS111 THE ART EXPERIENCE (3.00) An especially designed course to fulfill the university core fine art requirement which gives insight into the visual art experience. For non-art majors only.

ARTS112 THE AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE (3.00) An especially designed course to fulfill the university core fine art requirement which gives insight into the aesthetic experience. For non-art majors only.

ARTS116 DESIGNING ON SILK (3.00) This workshop offers artists, educators and interested individuals an opportunity to learn different methods of dyeing silk to create textile designs and art to wear. Surface design techniques will be utilized including, Batik, Low water immersion dyeing, Shibori, painting with dye and inks, stamping, quilting, and color removal. Students will be encouraged to explore individual interests to achieve a personal body of work. May be taken to fulfill Fine Arts requirement.

ARTS126 CREATIVE VESSELS (3.00) This workshop is for anyone interested in exploring their creative spirit. Through exploration and experimentation with mixed-media sculpture, students will gather natural materials, found objects and use commercially made materials to create three-dimensional vessels. A variety of construction techniques will be taught, including weaving natural materials and reed, coiling, handmade silk paper, and wire. Surface design techniques, including drawing, painting, printing, dyeing, and color removal will be encouraged to further enhance a personal statement. May be taken to fulfill Fine Arts requirement.

ARTS142 GRAPHIC DESIGN (3.00) An introduction to visual communication graphics and design with an emphasis on printed matter. Illustrative graphics, symbol/logo design, typography, lettering, layout principles/grid systems, camera-ready art and an introduction to computer technology are highlights of the course. For art majors and minors only. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS242 ARTS342 ARTS442 ARTS542 Prerequisite: ARTS 101

ARTS152 ILLUSTRATION (3.00) Cross-listed Courses: ARTS252

ARTS161 HUMANITIES I (3.00) Art, music, and literature from Prehistoric times to the Middle Ages, using feature-length films to dramatize cultural patterns.

ARTS162 HUMANITIES II (3.00) Art, music, and literature from the Renaissance to the 20th century, using feature-length films to dramatize cultural patterns.

ARTS202 ADVANCED DRAWING I (3.00) Anatomy. Primary focus is on compositional structures, real or invented, of the human skeleton, the figure (model is provided), and other natural images to establish an integrated personal vision at a level qualitatively beyond previous involvement in the field of drawing. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS302 ARTS402

ARTS203 ADVANCED PAINTING I (3.00) Advanced studies in one of the following: oils, acrylics, watercolors and/or mixed media. Choice of medium may be different from ARTS 103. Appropriate experimentation with different structures and techniques is the primary concern. Student is expected to establish an integrated personal vision at a level qualitatively beyond previous involvement in the field of painting. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS103 ARTS303 ARTS403 ARTS503

ARTS204 ADVANCED PRINTMAKING I (3.00) The continuing investigation of an area begun in ARTS 104 with the potential to explore new print media. Students will achieve further technical experience (multi-color printing) while increasing their range of content, scale, and productivity. Student studio maintenance and materials preparation are stressed. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS104 ARTS304 ARTS404 ARTS504

ARTS205 FIGURE MODELING (3.00) Modeling in clay from the nude model. Developing observational skills, eye-hand coordination in modeling a complex three dimensional form. Strong life drawing component desirable. Study of the human body and anatomy. Mold making and casting in non-ferrous materials may be done with selected projects. Required for sculpture concentration. Prerequisite: ARTS 107 or permission of instructor

ARTS206 ADVANCED FIBER ARTS I (3.00) Students completing one introductory semester may register for this class to further explore fiber techniques. A student who has completed the off-loom semester may register for the on-loom fiber experience. A student who has completed the on-loom semester may register for the off-loom fiber experience. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS106 ARTS306 ARTS406 ARTS506 Prerequisite: ARTS 106 or permission of instructor

ARTS207 SCULPTURE II (3.00) Advanced wood and metal fabrication, rubber mold making and casting. Use of oxy-acetylene and MIG welder, plasma cutter and other metal working equipment as well as all power tools. Wood lamination, construction, carving, and the use of all power tools and equipment involved in these processes. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS107 ARTS307 ARTS407 ARTS507 Prerequisite: ARTS 107

ARTS208 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY I (3.00) A seminar course investigating the driving forces and trends in the art scene from the seventies to the present in Europe and North America. Special emphasis on criticism and postmodern issues. Counts as an art history requirement for art majors and minors. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS108 ARTS308 ARTS408 Prerequisite: ARTS 271 or permission from instructor

ARTS209 ADVANCED CERAMICS I (3.00) A thorough investigation of the potter's wheel (throwing) as a clay forming process. Issues of form and function and their interrelationship are explored. Various kiln firing methods are included. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS109 ARTS309 ARTS409 ARTS509 Prerequisite: ARTS 109

ARTS213 INCARNATING TOTEM & TABOO (3.00) A study which frames ethical questions concerning pragmatic issues in the making, collecting, curating, and viewing of visual art, and fulfilling the E/RS Focus elective Prerequisite: PHIL 100 THEO 111 Corequisite: PHIL 100 THEO 111

ARTS221 EARLY & MIDDLE CHILDHOOD ART (3.00) A comprehensive introduction to art education at the elementary school level employing both theory and practice. The creative and mental stages of development are emphasized. Course not open to Freshmen. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS222 ARTS521 ARTS522

ARTS222 ART IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (3.00) Art production techniques, art appreciation, history and aesthetics. Active emphasis on age appropriate (3-8) art activities as well as the student's own artistic development. For non-Art majors only. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS522

ARTS223 SECONDARY SCHOOL ART (3.00) A thorough investigation of the instructional techniques, resources and philosophies necessary in teaching art at the secondary level. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS523

ARTS242 ADVANCED GRAPHIC DESIGN I (3.00) Solve visual communication problems while learning three electronic (computer) techniques (object oriented drawing, bitmapped painting and electronic page assembly). Cross-listed Courses: ARTS142 ARTS342 ARTS442 Prerequisite: ARTS 142

ARTS252 ADVANCED ILLUSTRATION I (3.00) This course offers an introduction to Illustration, the creation of visuals for text. Varied media, techniques and modes of illustration will be addressed. Students work on a variety of projects including magazine and story illustration offering conceptual and technical challenges in media such as graphite, ink, colored pencil, pastel and gouache paint. Emphasis is on manual techniques. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS152 Prerequisite: For Art Majors and Minors Only

ARTS261 HUMANITIES III (3.00) Selected topics in art, music, and literature from Prehistoric times to the Middle Ages using slide-illustrated lecture-discussions and museum visits.

ARTS262 HUMANITIES IV (3.00) Selected topics in art, music, and literature from the Renaissance to the 20th century using slide-illustrated lecture-discussions and museum visits.

ARTS270 HISTORY OF ART I (3.00) A survey of art and architecture from its prehistoric beginnings through the Middle Ages.

ARTS271 HISTORY OF ART II (3.00) A survey of western art and architecture from the Renaissance to the present.

ARTS272 ART OF THE 20TH CENTURY (3.00) A study of European and American art and architecture from about 1900 to the present.

ARTS273 HISTORY OF AMERICAN ART (3.00) A study of art and architecture in America from the colonial period to the present with emphasis on significant styles originating in the 20th century.

ARTS274 WOMEN, ART & SOCIETY (3.00) A historical survey of women artists from pre-history to the twentieth century. Socio-political, psychological, economic issues, and themes affecting women's participation in the visual arts are examined. A multi-cultural and multi-media perspective, giving full attention to the diversity of women's ways of creating art is utilized.

ARTS302 ADVANCED DRAWING II (3.00) Media Exploration. Primary focus is on color and layering through a controlled medium, an uncontrolled medium, and mixed media in order to nurture an integrated personal vision at a level qualitatively beyond previous involvement in the field of drawing. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS202 ARTS402

ARTS303 ADVANCED PAINTING II (3.00) Advanced studies in the medium of choice from ARTS 103 or ARTS 203. Student is expected to nurture an integrated personal vision at a level qualitatively beyond previous involvement in the field of painting. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS103 ARTS203 ARTS403 ARTS503

ARTS304 ADVANCED PRINTMAKING II (3.00) The continuing investigation of previous print media including any area not yet experienced. Students are expected to initiate individual direction for their work with particular emphasis on serially developing their ideas. Students are encouraged to utilize mixed print media as well as other media -- experimentation is stressed. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS104 ARTS204 ARTS404 ARTS504

ARTS305 EXPERIMENTAL SCULPTURE I (3.00) (Assemblage, Conceptual and Process Art) Exploring the visual and expressive qualities of Assemblage, Found Object, Conceptual and Process Art. Projects will explore concept and idea within these forms. Students may choose diverse materials, mediums and processes employed in their projects. Requirement for sculpture concentration BFA students. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS307 ARTS405 ARTS407 Prerequisite: ARTS 107 or permission of instructor

ARTS306 ADVANCED FIBER ARTS II (3.00) This course is a continuing exploration of structure and technique including two and three dimensional forms. The primary emphasis is on the development of a personal vision in fibers. Students will build on introductory fiber techniques and experiences, focusing on a particular fiber medium or a mixed-media approach to fibers. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS106 ARTS206 ARTS406 ARTS506 Prerequisite: ARTS 106 and ARTS 206 or permission of instructor

ARTS307 EXPERIMENTAL SCULPTURE II (3.00) (Performance/Installation Art) Performance art as a visual art concept and mixed media. Installation art either as a result/residue of Performance or as a visual art will be subject of this course. Any medium (including electronic),object, or process may be employed (in both Performance and Installation). Students from other disciplines and departments are welcome. Can count as a non-art major art requirement. Requirement for sculpture concentration BFA students. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS207 ARTS305 ARTS405 ARTS407 ARTS507 Prerequisite: ARTS 305 or permission of instructor

ARTS308 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY II (3.00) Cross-listed Courses: ARTS108 ARTS208 ARTS408

ARTS309 ADVANCED CERAMICS II (3.00) After one semester of handbuilding (ARTS 109) and one semester of throwing on the potter's wheel (ARTS 209), students in ARTS 309 can choose which process they plan to investigate further. Emphasis is on the union of aesthetics and good craftmanship. Involvement in all areas of studio operations is required. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS109 ARTS209 ARTS409 ARTS509 Prerequisite: ARTS 109 ARTS 209

ARTS342 ADVANCED GRAPHIC DESIGN II (3.00) Critically solve practical design problems while expanding electronic techniques emphasizing 1-, 2-, and 4-color production methods. Basic web page design and production are explored. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS142 ARTS242 ARTS442 ARTS542 Prerequisite: ARTS 242

ARTS402 ADVANCED DRAWING III (3.00) Thematic Series. Primary focus is on developing a body of work which challenges the artist's imagination, sustains a high level of ambition, and sets a new standard of excellence for the creator and others. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS202 ARTS302

ARTS403 ADVANCED PAINTING III (3.00) Advanced studies in the same medium of choice as in ARTS 303 to establish a mastery of said medium. Student is expected to produce a thematic body of work. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS103 ARTS203 ARTS303 ARTS503

ARTS404 ADVANCED PRINTMAKING III (3.00) The continuing investigation of previous print media including any area not yet experienced. Advanced skills are emphasized in the student's print media of choice. Understanding and control of procedures of drawing, processing and printing continue to be stressed. Students originate and produce a series (suite) of prints expressive of a certain theme or idea. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS104 ARTS204 ARTS304 ARTS504

ARTS405 ADVANCED SCULPTURE I (3.00) Exploration and search for personal style and direction. Materials, processes and conceptual issues will be explored in depth. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS305 ARTS307 ARTS407 Prerequisite: ARTS 207 ARTS 307 or permission of instructor

ARTS406 ADVANCED FIBER ARTS III (3.00) This course is an advanced study of fiber art techniques, encouraging the student's investigation and exploration of their personal artistic statement. The emphasis is on individual exploration and growth in fiber art, promoting creative thinking and self-evaluation. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS106 ARTS206 ARTS306 ARTS506 Prerequisite: ARTS 306 or permission of instructor

ARTS407 ADVANCED SCULPTURE II (3.00) Continuation and development of issues and problems dealt with in Advanced Sculpture I. Finalizing the exploration and search for personal style and direction. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS305 ARTS307 ARTS405 Prerequisite: ARTS 405 or permission of instructor

ARTS408 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY III (3.00) Cross-listed Courses: ARTS108 ARTS208 ARTS308

ARTS409 ADVANCED CERAMICS III (3.00) A deeper investigation of either throwing or handbuilding, working on a larger scale, along with exploring various production techniques. Becoming responsible for all aspects of studio management is required. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS109 ARTS209 ARTS309 ARTS509 Prerequisite: ARTS 109 ARTS 209 and ARTS 309

ARTS441 SENIOR SEMINAR (3.00) A study of the practical aspects and concerns of aspiring artists in the contemporary art scene, including its trends, patterns and venues. Provides graduating students with essential skills and knowledge to function as a practicing artist outside of the college environment. Art majors only, usually in senior year.

ARTS442 ADVANCED GRAPHIC DESIGN III (3.00) Elaborate design products (the annual report, the expanded corporate identity) are conceived and executed using electronic techniques with emphasis on product as well as practical production. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS142 ARTS242 ARTS342 ARTS542 Prerequisite: ARTS 342

ARTS490 SENIOR CONCENTRATION (3.00-6.00) An intense in-depth study of selected studio field. Students pursuing the art education or the history of art concentration may submit a written thesis. Specific faculty approval necessary.

ARTS491 INDEPENDENT STUDY (1.00-3.00) Problems related to department fields, although not specifically included in the catalog, may be requested by the student and elected with the approval of the instructor and permission of the chair.

ARTS492 TUTORIAL (3.00) Special reading and study for advanced students.

ARTS493 INTERNSHIP (1.00-3.00) Practical experiences of art in the real world, for the purpose of developing the ability to function in the professional arena. Prerequisite: Mininum two courses in internship area.

ARTS502 ADVANCED DRAWING (3.00) Graduate courses are independently developed. Definition of direction and choice of media is determined by each student and approved by professor.

ARTS503 ADVANCED PAINTING (3.00) Graduate courses are independently deveoped. Definition of direction and choice of media is determined by student and approved by professor. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS103 ARTS203 ARTS303 ARTS403

ARTS504 ADVANCED PRINTMAKING (3.00) Graduate courses are independently developed. Definition and choice of media is determined by each student and approved by professor. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS104 ARTS204 ARTS304 ARTS404

ARTS505 ADVANCED SCULPTURE (3.00) Graduate courses are independently developed. Definition of direction and choice of media is determined by each student and approved by professor. Prerequisite: ARTS 105

ARTS506 ADVANCED FIBER ARTS (3.00) Graduate courses are independently developed. Definition of direction and choice of media is determined by each student and approved by professor. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS106 ARTS206 ARTS306 ARTS406

ARTS507 ADVANCED SCULPTURE (3.00) Graduate courses are independently developed. Definition of direction and choice of media is determined by each student and approved by professor. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS107 ARTS207 ARTS307 ARTS407

ARTS509 ADVANCED CERAMICS (3.00) Graduate courses are independently developed. Definition of direction and choice of media is determined by each student and approved by professor. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS109 ARTS209 ARTS309 ARTS409

ARTS521 EARLY & MIDDLE CHILDHOOD ART (3.00) A comprehensive introduction to art education at the elementary school level employing both theory and practice. The creative and mental stages of development are emphasized. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS221

ARTS522 ART IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (3.00) Art production techniques, art appreciation, history and aesthetics. Active emphasis on age appropriate (3-8) art activities as well as the student's own artistic development. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS222

ARTS523 SECONDARY SCHOOL ART (3.00) A thorough investigation of the instructional techniques, resources and philosophies necessary in teaching art at the secondary level. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS223

ARTS542 ADVANCED GRAPHIC DESIGN (3.00) Graduate courses are independently developed. Definition of direction and choice of media is determined by each student and approved by professor. Cross-listed Courses: ARTS142 ARTS242 ARTS342 ARTS442

ARTS591 INDEPENDENT STUDY (1.00-3.00) Problems related to department fields, although not specifically included in the catalog, may be requested by the student and elected with the approval of the instructor and permission of the chair.