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AR-101
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Intro to the Visual Arts
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No Description Set
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AR-103
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Visual Design
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No Description Set
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AR-104
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Visual Design I
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No Description Set
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AR-111
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Drawing
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Basic principles of drawing using a variety of media. Analysis of perspective, composition, space and volume relations, shading, and figure drawing. Six hours per week.
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AR-180
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St:
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No Description Set
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AR-201
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Survey of Art I
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Eastern Art and survey of Western Art from prehistory to the Gothic period. Lectures will be accompanied by slide presentations.
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AR-202
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Arts and Culture II
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A study of painting, sculpture, and architecture in the Renaissance to contemporary times of Western world and later periods of Eastern world. Offered annually.
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AR-250
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Beginning Ceramics
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Basic studio experience in the creation of clay forms, both functional and nonfunctional, incorporating hand-building techniques. Six hours per week.
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AR-255
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Beginning 3D Design
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A foundational course focused on the principles and elements of design for three-dimensional/sculptural art. Students learn how to turn a concept/idea into a three-dimensional work of art. Six hours per week. Offered every semester. English 102 a...
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AR-280
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St:
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No Description Set
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AR-350
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Intermediate Ceramics
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Intermediate technique focused on wheel-throwing in ceramics. Six hours per week.
Prerequisites: AR 250, EN 102, COM 101
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AR-355
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Intermediate Sculpture
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Intermediate techniques in hands-on sculpture and 3D design as it relates to spatial concepts and human scale in the built environment. Interior Design students will focus on conceiving, producing and justifying 3D conceptual objects within the conte...
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AR-360
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Visual Design II
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Students are introduced to basic brush painting techniques used by Asian artists, particularly those in Korea. These techniques and use of color and black ink, applied to progressively more complex representations of the Four Gentlemen, that is orchi...
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AR-380
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Special Topics
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Selected topics in art to be announced.
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AR-399
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Directed Studio Work
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No Description Set
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AR-450
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Advanced Ceramics
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Advanced techniques and concepts in ceramics. May be repeated. Six hours per week.
Prerequisites: AR 350 or equivalent, EN 102, COM 101
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AR-455
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Advanced Sculpture
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Advanced techniques and concepts in hands-on sculpture. May be repeated. Six hours per week.
Prerequisites: AR 355 or equivalent, EN 102, COM 101
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AR-460
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Advanced Oriental Brush Painting
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Students continue to develop their mastery of the basic brush painting techniques used by Asian artists, particularly those in Korea. The student transitions toward landscape compositions, exploring technical and aesthetic issues in advanced composit...
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AR-480
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Special Topic
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Selected topics in art to be announced.
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AR-499
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Directed Studio Work
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Individualized work as arranged through the instructor. Alternate of special interest relating to the student’s major field of study.
Prerequisites: junior or senior standing and consent of instructor, EN 102, COM 101
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AR111
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Drawing
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No Description Set
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AR201
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Survey of Art I
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No Description Set
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AR202
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Arts and Culture II
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A study of painting, sculpture, and architecture in the Renaissance to contemporary times of Western world and later periods of Eastern world. Offered annually.
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AR210
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Silkscreening
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No Description Set
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AR250
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Beginning Ceramics
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No Description Set
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AR255
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Beginning 3D Design
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A foundational course focused on the principles and elements of design for three-dimensional/sculptural art. Students learn how to turn a concept/idea into a three-dimensional work of art. Six hours per week. Offered every semester. English...
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AR350
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Intermediate Ceramics
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No Description Set
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AR355
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Sculpture
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Intermediate techniques in hands-on sculpture and 3D design, developing structural and perceptual senses with an emphasis on 3D perceptions of space, scale, and environment. Interior Design students may focus on conceiving, producing and justify...
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AR360
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Visual Design II
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Students are introduced to basic brush painting techniques used by Asian artists, particularly those in Korea. These techniques and use of color and black ink, applied to progressively more complex representations of the Four Gentlemen, that is orchi...
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AR380
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Special Topics:
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No Description Set
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AR450
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Integrative Arts
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Focuses on the creative process of art-making in a series of cross-disciplinary projects, exploring dynamic uses and opportunities of various art forms in cultural, social, and environmental contexts. Offered annually.
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AR455
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Advanced 3D Design
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No Description Set
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AR460
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Adv Oriental Brush Painting
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No Description Set
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AR480
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Special Topics:
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No Description Set
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AR499
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Directed Studio Work
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No Description Set
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