9 courses with the subject ART, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ART 102Art History and Appreciation
An appreciation of art developed through lectures and discussions about the nature and meaning of art in the human experience. While art is viewed as encompassing many forms, special attention is given to the historical development of architecture, painting, and sculpture, primarily in the We
ART 108Art History Survey 1: From Cave to Cathedral
A survey of art from the prehistoric time period up through the end of the 14th Century, before the Renaissance movement. Art in various media from this time period incorporating a variety of cultures will be explored. Lectures and discussions will revolve around the nature and meaning o
ART 109Art History Survey 2: Renaissance to Contemporary
A survey of Art from the Renaissance up through the 21st Century. Art in various media from a wide range of cultures will be explored. Lectures and discussions will revolve around the nature and meaning of art in the human experience. Fulfills open, liberal arts, and humanities electives.
The student will use marking or tonal media to practice the placement of images on or within the picture plane depicting the shape of the object. Discussion, demonstration, and individual criticism will provide a basis for analysis of the use of the surface of the picture plane, invented qualiti
Covers design principles and visual organization tools used for the effective placement of design elements into a page. Student will learn about technical and esthetic use of topography as a design and communication tool. Color theory, color psychology design development process, and approaches for drawing two and three
Examine the use of sound photography principles, practices, terminology, digital camera components, lighting, scanning, image criteria, photo resources and purchasing of photography and ethics in image usage. Emphasize use of digital cameras in studios and on location. Investigat
This course is an introduction to the methods, materials and techniques of painting with water based media. Focus will be on color mixing and theory, proper use and handling of tools and media, and painting from direct observation to create the illusion of 3-dimensional space and form.
Painting II is a continuation of the methods, materials and techniques of painting with water based media.(acrylic) Focus will be on advancing skills of color mixing and paint application and creating strong and visually engaging compositions. Students will be painting from direct observation as well a