Total 16
- Subject
- ART
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
- Source
- www.lincoln.edu
38 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.
Total 16
This course focuses on fundamental design concepts shared by the three-dimensional visual arts. Through studio problems, students will become familiar with three-dimensional design concepts, construction processes, and the manipulation of materials to create structural forms. Students will develop and understanding of the qualities of line, shape, mass, volume, spatial relationships, and surface as they apply to the three-dimensional form.
Any CSC Course or ART 2020* 4 (*) Required for Graphic Arts Concentration Visual Arts Core Courses
This course introduces students to the materials and techniques of two-dimensional art forms and provides them with a solid understanding of color theory and color mixing of pigment based media. Students will become familiar with the vocabulary of art making materials and techniques and will engage in hands-on exercises that will enhance the learning and understanding of these processes. This course provides foundation for courses in drawing, painting and printmaking.
Total Studio Core 16 credits Studio Courses and Studio Track 2000 Level Studio: Select four (4): 16
This course is designed to enhance the student's visual literacy and will provide a broad based introduction to the visual arts, including understanding and appreciating art in an historical, stylistic, and cultural context. Students will be introduced to works of art from a variety of cultures and time periods.
This course is a continuation of Introduction to Drawing and will emphasize the further development and refinement of perceptual and manual skills necessary to drawing. This course will also focus on drawing as a means of personal expression, color as a drawing element, and the introduction of portraiture, figure, and anatomy studies. Prerequisite: ART 1005 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 2026
This course focuses on ceramics as an art form and as a medium for utilitarian craft objects. Students will learn basic hand-building techniques, methods of surface decoration, and glazing techniques. Course assignments are based on the vessel/container form.
This course focuses on ceramics as an art form and as a medium for utilitarian craft objects. Students will learn basic wheel-throwing techniques, methods of surface decoration, and glazing techniques. Course assignments are based on the vessel/container form.
This course introduces the concepts and methodologies of traditional printmaking processes with emphasis on mono printing, linoleum/wood block printing, and other manual techniques and practices. A study of methods and materials will focus on monochrome and color printing and how to properly edition prints. Prerequisites: ART 1000
Choose 1 Course at the 2000 Level: Art 2021 Digital Illustration 4
This course introduces students to the tools, software, and techniques necessary for producing digital illustrations that mimic drawings or paintings. Students gain technical proficiency in file layering and complex shape building while continuing to incorporate fundamental design concepts including color, line, composition and style to create original illustrations. Prerequisite: ART 1002
Choose 2 Courses at the 3000/4000 Level:
This course introduces students to the fundamental tools of digital photography, from capture to print. Students learn industry standard digital photography workflows, including: control of a manual digital camera, image control (depth of field, motion, composition, color balance et al.), importing images to the computer, organizing images, processing in Camera Raw and Photoshop, inkjet printing and basic photography history. Prerequisite: ART 1002, COM 2007 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 2026
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This course introduces studio lighting for the still and moving image. Students will learn to use strobe (flash) and continuous lights to enhance their imagery and craft. Students will generate different moods, vibes, and narratives by utilizing different qualities of light.
This course introduces students to the techniques used in clothing construction including knowledge of fibers, colors, fabric dyeing, hand sewing, and upcycling.
This course introduces the artistic study of the human form from a live model using a variety of art materials, techniques, and approaches. This includes the study of anatomy, observation of the human form, and fundamental exercises in gesture, contour, outline, and tonal modeling. Through the practice of observational drawing from a model, students will further develop visual perception skills and understanding of pictorial space. Students will use a variety of media to investigate the traditions and possibilities of human figure drawing and painting. Prerequisites: ART 2005, ART 2025
This course introduces students to advanced clay-forming techniques that include hand building, throwing on the potter's wheel, and working with plaster molds. Surface treatments are explored, including both pre and post firing processes. Students are introduced to the electric firing process and must load and fire a kiln. Glaze and non-glaze processes are covered. Prerequisite: ART 2010
This course introduces traditional and contemporary applications of screen-printing or serigraphy. Students will learn to properly work with acrylic based inks with an emphasis on stencil making, photo processes, film preparation, and printing on various surfaces. LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 2026
This course examines the development of a brand from start to finish. Students will research and study popular brands as they begin to establish their own. Students are expected to create their own visual language while generating core graphic elements, like logos, color palettes, icons, and typography. Students will also create web, print, and social media designs to understand how brand identity adapts to different contexts. Prerequisite: ART 1002
Students learn the creative process used to produce motion graphics, including preproduction, storyboarding, and industry standard software. Innovative and imaginative thinking will be encouraged to develop new sensitivities to movement, sound, color, and light. Prerequisite: ART 1002
This course focuses on concept and image development in painting while expanding on technical and formal skills. Students will propose and complete a coherent series of paintings on the theme of their choice. Methods of presenting paintings will also be explored. Prerequisite: ART 2025
This course challenges the traditional media boundaries in contemporary art through experimental multi-media and hybrid approaches to art making and creative research. Weekly readings, critiques and presentations will be integrated with studio projects that engage a variety of strategic and conceptual ways of creating and thinking. The course will investigate artistic influence broadly, including any discipline that influences our society, culture, and ideology, including literature, film, music, critical theory, and contemporary criticism. Instructor's consent required. Prerequisite: Art 1000; Any 2 Art 2000+ courses
4000 Level Studio: Select one (1): 4
This course introduces conceptual frameworks and fundamental techniques for creating video art. Students will create video pieces and engage in the history of film and the role of video in contemporary art and culture. Prerequisite: ART 2070 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 2026
3000-level art track 4 General Elective 4 3000/4000-level art track 4 Total 16
Advanced Studio Art is a course that requires the student to produce a body of work based on their Senior Seminar thesis using techniques, media, and concepts germane to studio arts. Students will learn to present their artwork professionally and provide written and visual evidence and documentation of their technical, conceptual, and aesthetic investigations. Prerequisite: ART 3005, ART 3015 or ART 3025
Advanced Ceramics requires the student to produce a body of work based on their Senior Seminar thesis using techniques and processes learned in previous courses. Students will learn how to present their work professionally, and provide written and visual documentation of the technical research and aesthetic investigation. Prerequisite: ART 3010
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Students will investigate contemporary issues in print and digital design through client work. Students will develop designs, identity packages or promotional campaigns to promote departments and organizations on and off campus.
This is a course for students who will complete an internship in studio art, graphic design, media art or museums for academic credit. Students will apply theories and principles LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 2026
Total Studio Courses 28 credits Art History 12 credits
Total Studio Arts 54 credits General Education 52 credits Major 54 credits Electives 22 credits Total required for BS degree 128 credits General Education 52 credits Major 54 credits Language through 2002 level 8 credits Electives 14 credits Total required for BA degree 128 credits **Course developed and taught by Barnes Foundation instructor (history and development of the Barnes Collection and aesthetic principles of founder, Dr. Albert
Senior Seminar II is the capstone for the Visual Arts major. This course will support students in finalizing artistic projects in preparation for a required exhibition, presentation or publication in late Spring. Students will finalize their body of work, artist statement, and thesis paper, which they developed during Senior Seminar I. Prerequisites: ART 4090 or
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