An introduction to sculpture as a three-dimensional form of artistic expression with an emphasis on lost wax bronze casting. The critical, the productive and the evaluative aspects of sculpture as art are central to the course.

Continued development of individual artistic expression with emphasis on contemporary sculptural form.

Offered in both fall & spring

Further study in sculpture as the student works toward developing a personal idiom of expression.

Offered in both fall & spring

Advanced study in sculpture in which the student continues to develop a personal style and technique, while discovering personal artistic direction.

Offered in both fall & spring

Further advanced study in sculpture in which the student continues to develop a personal style and technique, while discovering personal artistic direction.

Offered in both fall & spring

Introduces two-dimensional design and composition, applicable to all art forms, in which students seek original, creative solutions to problems. Design principles and methods are employed as students learn language and visual communications techniques. Artistic production, criticism, analysis and evaluation are central to this course.

Offered in both fall & spring

For both non-art and art majors

Introduces drawing as artistic expression as well as a form of nonverbal communication. Both traditional and contemporary perspectives are explored. Emphasis placed on original creative solutions to visual problems. Students explore artistic composition employing various drawing media and techniques. Includes criticism, analysis and evaluation.

Offered in fall, spring & periodically in summer

For both non-art and art majors