23 courses with the subject ARTS, 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.
An investigation of art related topics, techniques and materials that explore the functions and principles of two and three dimensional art. This course is best suited for non-art majors fulfilling humanities requirements and/or students with little or no experience in the visual arts.
This course is an introduction to human creativity and the expression of the visual arts from a global perspective. Students will view and discuss works from a wide spectrum of human history and world cultures with an emphasis on expression, style, and artistic meaning.
Introduction to the fundamentals of representative, freehand drawing with emphasis on expression, organization and technique. An essential beginning to any study of the visual arts.
This course offers students an opportunity to continue the study of traditional drawing methods and materials. Personal creative development encouraged through experimental application of a variety of drawing mediums such as charcoal and pen and ink.
Examines the fundamental principles of two- and three-dimensional art with emphasis on formal elements of design including: form, composition, texture and color. Effective visual communication emphasized through concept development as well as material and technological manipulation. Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College Catalog 2026-2027 Page 122 of 180
This course provides an introduction to the principle elements of painting and color theory. The instructor will guide students through explorations of acrylic painting mediums, brush technique, and composition.
Designed to encourage students to continue their development as artist/painters. Students work with the instructor to gain proficiency in developing personal style and visual narrative through application of traditional and/or experimental mediums and methods.
This course provides an introduction to the principles of color and the art of painting. Basic instruction in the traditional use of water based painting mediums including color mixing, brush work, composition and pictorial development.
This course is designed to increase awareness of American Indian culture through the study of the basic elements of creative art. The relationship between elements of design and traditional art from the Anishinaabe culture will be stressed, including sewing, beadwork and leatherwork. (Any combination can be worked in here). (Meets MnTC goal area 6) ARTS/AMIN 1075 3 credits (1 lecture, 2 lab) Introduction to Jewelry An exploration of the design, materials and technical processes of jewelry fabrication. Focus is on use of natural materials and found objects with particular emphasis on Indigenous American Indian reference and cultural traditions. (This course does not address hot metal fabrication techniques such as silver soldering or casting.)
A survey of ancient, medieval and gothic art emphasizing historical context and motivation for the creation of art forms worldwide. Comparisons and similarities across time, continents and cultural evolution will be examined. This course has been designed to encourage cross cultural understanding and visual literacy.
A survey of art from the Renaissance (1500 CE) to the present emphasizing historical context and motivation for the creation of art forms worldwide. Comparisons and similarities across time, continents and cultural evolution will be examined. This course has been designed to encourage cross cultural understanding and visual literacy.
This course is a comprehensive survey of the visual arts of North American Indians including pre-contact, early contact era, and the evolution of Indian art forms in contemporary times. Analysis of historical and contemporary perspectives will foster an understanding and appreciation for Native American Art.
An introductory course in photography emphasizing basic concepts such as the use of light, shadows, composition, and visual literacy. Students will learn about the different styles of photography such as portrait, nature, event, etc. ARTS/CSCI 1097 3 credits (1 lecture, 2 lab) Introduction to Digital Graphics This course will introduce students to computer technologies that apply specifically to graphic design and the production of digital art works. Use of computer software for design layout and creation of two dimensional, digital imagery will be emphasized. Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College Catalog 2026-2027 Page 123 of 180
This course is an introduction into Ojibwe Floral Beadwork, techniques, and foundational skills. The course provides students with an overview study of materials, skills, and techniques used for Ojibwe beadwork. The course is best suited for students who have no, and/or a basic understanding of Ojibwe Floral Beadwork.
Ojibwe Floral Beadwork II provides students with a study of materials, skills, and techniques used for more complex Ojibwe beadwork. Through an analysis of historical Ojibwe beadwork, students examine color, balance, organization, and the techniques of master artists. This course is best suited for students who have basic to advanced understanding of Ojibwe floral beadwork.
A course for students who wish to further pursue their interest in Digital Photography. Students will work with the instructor to gain proficiency in using the digital camera and software programs like Photoshop to make images suitable for a variety of uses including personal photo-journaling, internet publication and fine art print photography.
A course for students who want to continue their study of the principles and processes of sculpture. Students will work with the instructor developing skills in the conceptualization and construction of sculptural art. Project management from original ideas to finished artwork will be emphasized. Advanced students will develop projects exhibiting individual creativity and process mastery.
Provides an introduction to the origins and functions of the ceramic arts. Basic construction and surface decoration of clay forms will be taught with emphasis on traditional hand building technique and design technologies of indigenous peoples worldwide.
Designed for students who wish to continue to work with clay and gain proficiency in its use as an art medium. Students will work with the instructor to plan and create sculptural and/or functional ceramics.
Students enrolled in this course will work one on one with an assigned instructor/mentor preparing and organizing artwork for exhibition and/or portfolio presentation. Hands on preparation of traditional art portfolios and digital art presentations will be emphasized, however, students may choose to complete a body of work for exhibition. This course may be individually tailored to student goals. Enrollment option from one to three credits depending upon portfolio objectives. ARTS/AMIN 2035 3 credits (1 lecture, 2 lab) Regalia-Traditional Dress and The Arts of Ojibwe
This course prepares students to pursue a career as a beadwork artist and/or mentor. Students learn key fundamentals and the skills necessary to become a professional artist in the realm of Ojibwe Beadwork. This course is designed for students with advanced expertise in Ojibwe beadwork, and who want to take their artistic talents to the next level.
Source: Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
