123 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 1001Fundamentals of Drawing
This course is structured to provide an understanding of the basic elements of drawing - to encourage technical fluency, and foster
A hands-on course designed for all levels of students interested in exploring the application of wire in three-dimensional art. Through a series of assignment
This course is designed to teach students how to develop a strong portfolio for both exhibition and presentation, as well as how to deal with the business aspect of being a visual artist. Students will be required to read assigned text materials, create a body of work (10-12 pieces)
Painters, photographers, sculptors, illustrators, and graphic designers are invited to bring their aesthetic techniques into the experimental class. The cou
This course will introduce the basic concept of sketching, drawing and designing garments in flat format rather than on the fashion figure - an important first stage in the process of fashion design. Emphases will include fi
Identity is expressed through our choice of clothes, as well as our choice of friends, groups, ideology and even gender. The course, Fashion in Photography, is an exploration of how we as humans identify ourselves through our style. The concept of identity will be explored visually from selfies to global concerns. Students may use digital, or film cameras to capture images that challenge the way we think about fashion. The class will l
This course is designed as an overview of the history of the design of interior spaces and furnishings from the ancient world through the 21st century. In addition to providing an introduction to the basic elements
This course is designed as an overview of toy making, from the ancient world the through the 21st century. Before students attempt to undertake the production of their own toys or games,
This course is intended to introduce students to the use of design concepts and techniques in the development and production of textiles. The makers of fabrics have employed consid
Weaving for sculpture is an introductory course using floor and tabletop looms. Students will learn about various materials and techniques of this most ancient of arts. Students will learn loom termi
ART 4068The Installation of Public and Performance Art
(3 cr.)** This course is designed for art majors with an interest in Installation Art, Performance Art, and Public Art. Students will propose four in-depth projects that will be developed and executed over the course of the semester. Each project will be researched with an aesthetic application as well as an academic application. Each proposal will be written and handed in with both written and aesthetic support materials. Students will learn to work on site. They will assemble site-specific
This course will use the museums in New York City as our studios. Artwork both traditional and contemporary will act as our aesthetic inspiration for creativity
This course is designed to introduce the student to the materials, terms, equipment, and techniques involved in creating ceramic tiles and mosaics. All assignments are designed to challenge both the technical skill and creative and conceptual insights of the students. Various tile an
This course is designed to expand the students' knowledge of techniques in creating original works of art. It will address direct observation and the departure from it i
This course is designed for students seeking further investigation in ceramic processes. Projects and conversations will focus on techniques and processes for creating ceramic forms and textures. As this course meets only once weekly, students are encouraged and expected to work more independently on individually bodies of work. Students can choose to focus on hand-building and/or wheel-throwing to produce their work.
Internships are a vital part of the career development process. They offer the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge in workplace settings and synthesize
A hands-on course designed for all levels of students interested in exploring the application of wire in three-dimensional art. Through a series of assignmen
This course will use the museums in New York City as our studios. Artwork both traditional and contemporary will act as our aesthetic inspiration for creativit
This course is designed to expand the students' knowledge of techniques in creating original works of art. It will address direct observation and the departure from it
This course is designed for students seeking further investigation in ceramic processes. Projects and conversations will focus on techniques and processes for creating ceramic forms and textures. As this course meets only once weekly, students are encouraged and expected to work more independently on individually bodies of work. Students can choose to focus on hand-building and/or wheel-throwing to produce their work. Asian Studies Courses (WLL
Identity is expressed through our choice of clothes, as well as our choice of friends, groups, ideology and even gender. The course, Fashion in Photography, is an exploration of how we as humans identify ourselves through our style. The concept of identity will be explored visually from selfies to global concerns. Students may use digital, or film cameras to capture images that challenge the way we think about fashion. The class will l
This course is designed as an overview of toy making, from the ancient world the through the 21st century. Before students attempt to undertake the production of their own toys or games