This course introduces the incoming Freshman class to the Art Department, its faculty, options for study, and resources. One of th
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This course introduces the incoming Freshman class to the Art Department, its faculty, options for study, and resources. One of th
An introduction to the discipline of drawing as a process of perception and expression. Projects empha
Introduces Western and non-Western art through analysis of major works of archi
ART 114 introduces Western art through analysis of major works in architecture, sculpture, and painting, considered in their historical and cultural contexts from the Renaissance to the twentieth century. Normally offered in Spring semester only.
This course is designed to orient students to the profession of art therapy. Students will gain knowledge of the founda
Continued investigation of basic drawing processes, with greater emphasis
A survey of nineteenth century art. Analysis of historical, philosoph
Introduction of color and design problems in which students learn to manipulate p
Surveys American art from the Colonial period into the twentieth centu
A one-semester course designed to highlight selected monuments from the history of West
A formal introduction. There is an emphasis on history and fundamental
Demonstrates the basics for expressive use of form and space in the visual environment. Models of design sol
An intensive observational study of the human form through the discipline of
An intensive observational study of the human form through the discipline of
A survey of twentieth century art to the beginnings of postmodernism. Examination of
Figure study in clay emphasizing the role of human form
Continuation of three-dimensional design processes with explor
Aesthetics applied. Course designed to show students the systems for developing and designing exciting
Basic level study with clay. Hand-building and throwing on
Basic level study with clay. Hand-building and throwing on
Investigates the particular possibilities and properties of the printed relief image; deals
This course studies the fundamentals and dynamics of pictorial construction, including observational skills
This course introduces students to a wide range of digital applications in art and design. The fundamental
Examination of the sculpture idea. Introduction to materials and pr
Intermediate level study with continued development of materials a
Surveys the history and development of art education on the preschool, primary, and upper grade levels. Considers all asp
Involves experimentation in two and three-dimensional, closed and open s
This course will survey art made in Europe, north of the Alps, from the end of the fourteenth century, through the sixteenth century,
An introductory course which involves learning the skills related to off
This course will study the origins of the Baroque in Italy, and then trace its development through Spain, the Netherlands, and France,
An introduction to graphic design. This beginning course is designed to educate students about the fi
Students will gain a facility in handling the equipment, controls, materials, and processes of digital and
An exploration of photographic concepts, content, and context as they relate to vis
This course is designed to instill the habit of seeing the final image prior to exposure and to train students in the advanced
Provides photographic work aimed at equipping the art student with skills in the productio
The course is focused on the study of light, its usage, manipulation, proper exposure, and the crea
Studio lab time for ART 317B, Advanced Advertising and Illustrative Photography.
Presents processes, methods, and techniques of negative and reversal color. Se
Building on Art 318A, a further exploration of the role of color in contemporary photography. The use and manipulati
Presents processes, methods and techniques of negative and reversal col
Approaches photography as a means of personal artistic expression and deals with the influence of the means of presentation on the
Study and application of principles and practices of journalistic photography for news and docum
This course will be a survey of Italian art from the late fourteenth century through the sixteenth century. The major artists, styles, and regions of this period will be presented chronologically and considered
Freshman Portfolio Review provides the opportunity for two or more faculty to review the body o
Designed for students in their sophomore year, the portfolio review is an opportunity for students to receive acknowledgment for the work completed in their course
Designed for students in their junior year, the portfolio review is an opportunity for students to receive acknowledgment for the work completed in their course wo
Designed for students in their sophomore ( ART 322A ), junior ( ART 322B ) and senior ( ART 322C ) years, the portfolio review is an opportunity for students to receive acknowled
Portfolio review.
A continuation of technique-building, covering more sophisticated
Introduction to metal as a medium applied to jewelry, holloware, and flatware. Con
Introduction to metal as a medium applied to jewelry, holloware and flatware. Conc
Investigates the process and techniques involved in the production of inta
A continuation of technique-building, covering more sophisticated
Intermediate level study expanding awareness of clay and ceramic process
A continuation of personal style and technique development
This course is intended to exercise and refine your understanding of portra
This course is designed to address the theoretical and problem-solving approaches unique to narrative and conceptual i
An intensive studio course at one of various European sites. Visits will be made to impo
An intensive studio course at one of various European sites. Visits will be made to impo
An intensive studio course at one of various European sites. Visits will be made to impo
An interactive investigation of contemporary art theory and practice, including prevailing ideas and attitudes, prominent and emerging
This course focuses on the fundamentals and dynamics of pictorial construction, including observational
This course will explore the art and culture of Mexico and Peru in the pre-Columbian, colonial, and modern periods. Particular emphasis will be
This course will survey the history of women artists as well as representations of women in art, considering both western and non-western cultures. Topics will include evidence of the role of women in ancient art, including Mesopotamia and ancient Greece, represen
Individual involvement with concepts of sculpture. Analysis of spat
Journey through the history of animation -- from Windsor McCay's Gertie the Dinosa
This course will introduce students to storyboarding for film and television. Students will gain a basic understanding of the relationship of storyboarding for live action and animation to the
This course provides an introduction to 2D animation, with an emphasis on methods/process, technique, and proficient use of software. Students will explore movement, expression, and th
A survey of the art and architecture of Islamic Spain from the arrival of the Moors in 711 to their
Introduction to the ancient art of resist-based and indigo-dyed mark making on cloth: traditional wax method and Japanese Shibori techniques are explored.
This course will be a survey of Italian art from the late fourteenth century through the sixteenth century. The major artists, styles, and regions of this period will be presented chronologically and considered within the context of the culture and events of the day. Individual works of art will be analyzed for style, subject matter, iconography, and content. The changing nature of the social status of the artist and the patronage of works of art during this period will be discussed, as will the importance of the function and location of, and the audience for, art and architecture. Special attention will be given to a number of general topics, such as the political and religious institutions, the religious and philosophical trends, and the social structures that shaped Italian Renaissance art, architecture, and aesthetic theory.
This course will expand the illustration student's range of hands-on media,
This course will cover a broad rage of materials from rabbit skin glue gesso grounds for oil, tempera, and encaustic, supports, grinding oil paint, making egg tempera, preparatory drawings and oil sketches, methods for scaling up, to under painting and glazing techniques. Course will also cover presentation, frames and gilding. Designed to broaden students knowledge for professional practice.
This course offers a cross cultural experience and study abroad opportunity to examine similarities and differences
This course is designed to integrate experiential learning, service-learning, internship, applied learning, and research-orientation. The course will focus on student application of learning about the practice of art therapy with older adult veteran populations. Students will apply direct learning through immersion with studio based and community-based practices with veterans. Students will work alongside an Artist in Residence and an art therapist to understand scope of practice as well as learn collaborative skills required in working with a multidisciplinary team. Students will design and implement two art therapy workshops collaboratively, and they will learn to implement a research-oriented component to community-based practice. The course is primarily experiential in nature, enabling the students to learn through active engagement in the arts therapies.
This course will introduce and immerse participants in an investigation of classical sculpture. Studies wil
This course will survey the history of women artists as well as representations of women in art, considering both western and non-western cultures. Topics will include evidence of the role of women in ancient art, including Mesopotamia and ancient Greece, representations of women in sacred and secular contexts through history, as well as a survey of women artists. There is evidence that women produced visual art objects as early as the Middle Ages, although these artists have received little attention. In the sixteenth century, more women entered the art world, and a documented history of women artists begins. Despite the steady increase in women working as artists through more recent centuries, issues of gender, equity and value persist. Artists studied will include Sofonisba Aguissola, Artemisia Gentileschi, Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun, Angelica Kaufman, Mary Cassatt, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Judy Chicago. Rejecting entrenched but baseless gender stereotypes, artists will be discussed in the context of their professional work and cultural milieus.
This course is an introduction to game design and will examine all aspects from concept, game mechanics, character and story development
The course focuses on the development and creation of sacred and secular Utopian Communities between the mid-eighteenth centuries through the nineteenth century in the United States of America. This material culture course is dependent on an interdisciplinary approach drawing on history, anthropology, religious studies, music and other fields, in order to explore and understand the religious and secular utopian communities that developed during this period. Students will study and analyze primary historical documents, doctrine, music, clothing, architecture and other materials produced by these societies. Overall, students will have a fuller understanding of the definition of "utopia" in general and in relation to these communities as well as for the variation in the "utopian" way of life in this period.
This course will focus on Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture, writings, and biographical background. Through lecture, class discussion, readings, and projects this course will explore selections of Wright's various modes of: residential architecture, public architecture, landscape, and/or urban planning while considering his impact on American and modern architecture. Required: Overnight & Field-trip to Frank Lloyd Wright Sites.
As Marywood celebrates its Centennial year, this course surveys w
This course will be a thematic study of American architecture that analyzes the built environment from pre-Columbian into the 21st century, focusing on the diverse stories of practices, building processes, regional variation, and cultural expressions of religion, politics, class, gender, and ethnicity within the borders we know as the United States. Throughout this course the discussion of American architecture will go beyond style and looking at buildings in isolation. It will consider how buildings relate to people/society, the landscape (designed and natural) as well as consider the material culture that have all contributed to the concept of American Architecture.
This course provides students with the opportunity to develop se
This course will explore the art and culture of Mexico and Peru in the pre-Columbian, colonial, and modern periods. Particular emphasis will be placed on the ancient cultures of the Maya and Aztecs in Mexico, and the Inca in Peru, followed by an exploration of art produced after Spanish conquest, culminating in a study of modern and contemporary Mexican and Peruvian art. Students will consider issues around how the history of this part of the world has been written, and how we can more critically examine the impact of Latin American art and culture on its history.
"This course is about using 3-D materials to create art that tells a story, or expresses a particular idea or point of view. The artworks' concept may be derived from political, environmental, economic, philosophical,
This course will focus on underrepresented groups and the art created by and about these individuals in the United States between the 19th and 21st centuries. Throughout this course we will look at communities identified by race, gender, disability, and/or sexuality and how art has shaped Americans' cultural attitudes towards these fellow Americans.
This introductory course is for students from varied majors who are interested in learning how to prepare
This course is designed to orient students to the profession of art therapy. Students will gain knowledge of the foundational historical, theoretical and pragmatic components of the profession of art therapy. These concepts will be explored through lecture, discussion, and art making experiences. Students will be asked to reflect on diverse theoretical perspectives on the practice of the profession to begin developing a personal art therapy philosophy.
This course surveys women in the visual arts, as both producers and
The Baroque style in art, characterized by exuberance, dynamism, and artifice, is traditionally thought to have originated in Italy and spread throughout much
Materials beyond their individual inherent strengths and weaknesses can carry cul
This course is a study of professional practices in the fields of illustration and communication design. As a starting point, we'll consider what differentiates these applied arts from studio arts. A comprehensive survey of preva
When the technology of printmaking first fell into place in the West around 1400, artists gained the opportunity to produce multiples of an image from a single matrix. From playing cards to printed Bibles and scientific texts, the printe
This course will survey Latin American art from the pre-Columbian period through the colonial period and into the present. It will cover the arts of ancient civilizations including the Olmec, Maya, Aztec, and Inc
Journey through the history of animation -- from Windsor McCay's Gertie the Dinosa
Explorations in the use of paper and other materials in 2-dimensi
Explorations in the use of paper and other materials in 2-dimensional art meant to teach students to express artistic talents through found and re purposed material.
This course will involve students in fundamental printmaking techniques that include linocut, woodcut, screen printing (si
This course will survey art made in Europe, north of the Alps, from the end of the fourteenth century, through the sixteenth century,
This course builds on the fundamentals learned in the Introduction to Typography class. There is a
Studio lab time for Art 405 Advanced Typography. Normally offer
A survey of the art and architecture of the Roman Empire from its foundation to its
Presents a comprehensive and practical study of art K-12 behavioral objectives; terminology; model lessons; motivational techniques and approaches, using discipline-based studio art, art history
A review of graphic design principles through a series of portfolio projects, and the synthesis of research, knowl
Graphic design principles are explored, with an emphasis on concept and development. Stud
Conceptualization and development of corporate and retail identity programs, including identity marks, business forms, poster
This course is for the graphic design student interested in learning how to combine digital and traditional printmaking processes to f
Mixed Media is designed to introduce students to the use of less traditional art materials to make objects with meaning. Considering that materials beyond their in
Advanced development of design principles applied to jewelry and metalwork; promoting of
Advanced development of design principles applied to jewelry and metalwork; promoting of
Animated 3D objects are becoming increasingly popular as pivotal assets in all forms of storytelling such as film, television, and games. The fundamentals of
Problem-solving in various types of illustration, individualized to suit the studen
Problem-solving in various types of illustration, individualized to suit the studen
Aesthetic consideration of "marrying" literature and illustration. Technical aspects and appropria
Investigates screen-process printing as relating to both commercial
Introduction to basic techniques of lithographic printmaking used with bot
Course providing students with an opportunity to work independently in the develo
This course provides students with the opportunity to work independently wit
Allows continued study in a specific printmaking medium involving either relief,
Allows continued study in a specific printmaking medium involving either relief,
Studio lab time for Art 428 Design Business and Production.
Advanced problems in drawing with emphasis on idea development. Norma
This course explores the medium's birth in 1826 encompassing its early inventors, supporters and photographers through its progre
This course explores the medium's birth in 1826 encompassing its early inventors, supporters and photographers. Study includes the effects photography had
This second part of photography's history chronicles its 20th century progression through contemporary image making. Investigation wil
A survey of the art and architecture of Western Europe and Byzantium from the fourth to the
Surveys the history of art and literature produced by women since the feminist
A review of major movements since World War II and an emphasis o
A survey of ancient Greek art and architecture beginning with the ancient Aege
Students will work independently in the development and execution of a professiona
An intermediate level course. Students will concentrate on specific software used for page-layout, illustration,
Course concentrating in advanced uses of Photoshop as an imaging tool. Des
A course for photographers and others looking to refine their skills with digital imaging sof
Studio lab time for ART 441G, Alternative Digital Imaging.
This course examines the multimedia and Web design process, the practice of making compelling interactive experiences, and present
This course further expands upon Art 441H Web Design and Interactive Media by exploring advanced topics in Web desi
An intermediate level course concentrating on specific software use
This course examines advanced topics and methods in interactive design and deliv
This course further expands upon Art 441H Web and Interactive Design by exploring advanced topics in Web d
Intermediate study of the dynamics of pictorial construction through the language
This series of courses fosters progressively advanced studio practice and development of a personal relationship to the
This series of courses fosters progressively advanced studio practice and development of a personal relationship to the
This series of courses fosters progressively advanced studio practice and development of a personal relationsh
This series of courses fosters progressively advanced studio practice and development of a personal relationship to the
An advanced comprehensive study of graphic structural design as applied to various product and point-of-pu
Professional on-site experience that utilizes course theor
Fieldwork Experience I - Museum, II - Gallery, III - Historical P
Fieldwork Experience I - Museum, II - Gallery, III - Historical
Fieldwork Experience I - Museum, II - Gallery, III - Historical P
The objective of this course is to enable each student to target his/her best
Closure experience for all senior BFA and BA Art majors, except Arts Administration. A group show, Senior Exhibition takes
Involves an individually planned program with area of emphasis relat
Involves an individually planned program with area of emphasis relat
Individually planned program based on student's needs and int
Individually planned program based on student's needs and inte
Research and/or creative scholarly activity in art under fac
Research and/or creative scholarly activity in art under fac
Research and/or creative scholarly activity in art under fac
Research and/or creative scholarly activity in art under fac
This course offers the student instruction in models of expressive arts therapies, including the visual arts, dance/movement, storytelling, mus
This course is designed to introduce students to the cathartic and expressive properties of artmaking. St
An introduction to the historical antecedents, professional founders, and developm
Survey of applications of art therapy media and methods in diverse settings, with a variety of
Designed to provide students with the opportunity to integrate course work with practical appl
Inquiry into the meaning and impact of art education trends in America from the first introduction as a formal port of p
This course examines theories of art and aesthetic experience within historical and cu
A) Taken for Studio elective B) Taken for Art History elective Discover connections between art and
A) Taken for Studio elective B) Taken for Art History elective Discover connections between art and
An art history course tracing the historical evolution of the disciplines for which professional training is provided in the
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to techniques and conceptual methods and approaches for creat
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
(A-Ceramics, B-Sculpture, C-Painting, D-Photography, E-Graphic Design, F-Illustration, G-Printmaking,
Involves advancedstudy in any area of studio arts
Advanced Collaborative Illustration is an independent study course focused on t
A survey course of the little known and great graphic arti
A survey course of the little known and great graphic artists of A
A survey of the art and architecture of Western Europe and Byzantium from the fourth
A critical evaluation of the development of photography. Study
A survey of the historical development of printmaking-its media,
A review of the major movements since World War II and an emphas
A review of the major movements since World War II and an emphasis on post mo
A survey course of the little known and great illustrative artists of A
A survey course of the little known and great illustrative artists of America a
Analysis of photographic principles and theory and development of a
Lecture and laboratory leading to a body of specialized work repres
The course investigates the expanded potential of color in image processing and
Study of the accelerating dynamics of contemporary photography in art and med
Comprehensive study of journalistic photography. Similarities an
Course designed for students who already possess an understanding of the inherent charact
Exploration of the use of the view camera and capitalizing on its inherent strengths as a tool of photographic
Advanced work on problems and projects in various areas of photography
Research course focusing on professional practice and commitment to the field of pho
A course intended as introduction and review. A study of the various media and techniques p
A course intended as introduction and review. A study of the various media and techniques p
An in-depth study of the relief processes.
An in-depth study of the fine art of serigraphy and commerc
An in-depth study of the intaglio process.
An in-depth study of the planographic processes using stone, m
Individual and unique interpretations of the human figure, using live mode
Individual and unique interpretations of the human figure, using live mode
Theory and history of the illustrated children's book; workshop in crea
Theory and history of the illustrated children's book; workshop in crea
Development of drawing skills, with emphasis on transmissi
Development of drawing skills, with emphasis on transmissi
Development of drawing skills, with emphasis on transmissi
Advanced problems in painting, with emphasis on individual creativ
Advanced problems in painting, with emphasis on individual creativ
Advanced problems in painting, with emphasis on individual creativ
Advanced problems in painting, with emphasis on individual creativ
Study of the ancient art of painting on cloth, using the resist
Use of contemporary technology for creating art. Artists are provided the hands-on opportunity to explore a var
Use of contemporary technology for creating art. Artists are provided the hands-on opportunity to explore a var
Use of contemporary technology for creating art. Artists are provided the hands-on opportunity to explore a var
An advanced course for photographers and artists in other media who are interested in refining their skills with Photoshop and explor
In-depth examination of connections between art and natural history in America from the time
Focuses on an advanced design research problem, individually developed by the student with the approval
Focuses on an advanced design research problem, individually developed by the student with the approval
Focuses on an advanced design research problem, individually developed by the student with the approval
Focuses on an advanced design research problem, individually developed by the student with the
Focuses on an advanced design research problem, individually developed by the student with the approval
Focuses on an advanced design research problem, individually developed by t
Focuses on an advanced design research problem, individually developed by the student with the approval
The design and creation of body adornment, hollowware, and ob
The design and creation of body adornment, hollowware, and ob
The design and creation of body adornment, hollowware, and ob
A seminar course examining theories both of art and of the aesthetic experience from Pla
A lecture series and dialogue exploring the fine arts, music, architecture, film
A program of individually directed reading to provide for the special needs of the studen
These study tours provide ad design and illustration students with exposure to the major centers of applied art in
Customized art tours provide the participants with anover
Customized art tours provide the participants with an over
These study tours provide ad design and illustration students with exposure to the major centers of applied art in
These study tours provide ad design and illustration students with exposure to the major centers of applied art in
These study tours provide ad design and illustration students with exposure to the major centers of applied art in
This Professional Contribution will take the form of a res
All MA studio arts candidates are required to participate in a closure exhibition of their graduate work, usually a group exhibition in either the
This Professional Contribution will involve the student wi
Development of personal creative directions in selected materials and pro
Development of personal creative directions in selected materials and pro
Development of personal creative directions in selected materials and pro
Development of personal creative directions in selected materials and pro
Focus on fundamentals of designing works in three- dimensional format. A foundation
Independent exercises done during the fall, winter, and spring months designed to further the partic
Independent exercises done during the fall, winter, and spring months designed to further the partic
Independent exercises done during the fall, winter, and spring months designed to further the partic
Independent exercises done during the fall, winter, and spring months designed to further the partic
Independent exercises done during the fall, winter, and spring months designed to further the partic
Independent exercises done during the fall, winter, and spring months designed to further th
Physical properties of clay and methods of hand construction and/or wh
Physical properties of clay and methods of hand construction and/or wh
Physical properties of clay and methods of hand construction and/or wh
Physical properties of clay and methods of hand construction and/or wh
Critically surveys nineteenth-century art and the roots of moderni
Critically examines avant-garde movements from the turn of the 20th ce
Design research involving the theories of design seen through a study
Individual preference in weaving pursued to produce purpos
Individual preference in weaving pursued to produce purpos
Emphasis upon the techniques of tapestry for development of concepts, desi
Emphasis upon the techniques of tapestry for development of concepts, desi
Study in the use of unusual media for the artist and art educator. Use of clo
Focuses on creation of pictorial and nonobjective weavings. Emp
Focuses on creation of pictorial and nonobjective weavings. Emp
This class explores the intersection of materials and meaning. Students
Considers new directions, educational trends and opportunities; introduction of
A focus on each of the four art disciplines: historical, critical, aesthetic, art production; th
Individual concentration on a special area of interest under the d
Individual concentration on a special area of interest under the d
Individual concentration on a special area of interest under the d
Individual concentration on a special area of interest under the d
Individual concentration on a special area of interest under the d
Individual concentration on a special area of interest under the d
Individual concentration on a special area of interest under the d
Individual concentration on a special area of interest under the d
Individual concentration on a special area of interest in Illustration u
Open to all M.F.A. and M.A. students; features activities
Open to all M.F.A. and M.A. students; features activities
Open to all M.F.A. and M.A. students; features activities
Open to all M.F.A. and M.A. students; features activities
Open to all M.F.A. and M.A. students; features activities
A survey of the art and architecture of Western Europe and Byzantium from the fourth
The workshop/course will introduce students to the dynamics of steel and glass combined
This graduate course surveys the history of art and literature produced by and/or about women in America and inte
This seminar course addresses special topic or areas of study within Gre
This course will introduce and immerse participants in an investigation of classical sculpture. Studies wi
This course will introduce students to the history, culture, art, architecture, and archaeology of the
This course investigates current scholarly issues and debates in the history of Italian Renaissance art, such
This course will survey Latin American art from the pre-Columbian period through the colonial period and into the present. It will cover the arts of ancient civilizations including the Olmec, Maya, Aztec, and Inc
This class explores the intersection of materials and meaning. Students
The Baroque style in art, characterized by exuberance, dynamism, and artifice, is traditionally thought to have originated in Italy and spread throughout much
When the technology of printmaking first fell into place in the West around 1400, artists gained the opportunity to produce multiples of an image from a single matrix. From playing cards to printed Bibles and scientific texts, the printe
Explorations in the use of paper and other materials in 2-dimensi
Students will combine digital photography with related 2D media in th
This course will involve students in fundamental printmaking techniques that include linocut, woodcut, screen printing (si
This graduate level class will give MFA students an opportunity to pursue independent research in art history and techniques and ideas related to teaching the art history
This is an art history course tracing the historical evolution of sequential art. Beginning with cave painting and proceeding to hieroglyphics
This course will cover a broad rage of materials from rabbit skin glue gesso grounds for oil, tempera, and
This course is intended to exercise and refine your understanding of portra
The course is an exploration of typography. It will be comprised of a three-class on campus overview of the history of
This course will survey the history of women artists as well as representations of women in art. Topics will include evidence of the role of women in ancient art, including Mesopotamia and ancient Greece, representations of women in sacred and secular
This course will survey art made in Europe, north of the Alps, from the end of the fourteenth century, through the sixteenth century,
This course will explore the art and culture of Mexico and Peru in the pre-Columbian, colonial, and modern periods. Particular emphasis will be
Introduction to the book arts through exploration of various forms such as
This course will be a survey of Italian art from the late fourteenth century through the sixteenth century. The major artists, styles, and regions of this period will be presented chronologically and considere
In-depth study in specific art history topics. The format of the co
In-depth study in specific art history topics. The format of the course will be research and
An in-depth study of American architecture and the cultural
This course will examine nineteenth-century American imagery related to the exploration of resources and the openi
This course will investigate the production of art during the 15th and 16th centuries in Northern Eu
In-depth examination of connection between art and natural history in America from the time of the earl
Inquiry into the meaning and impact of art education trends in America from the first introduction as a formal part of pu
Courses allowing for the development of personal, creative directions in painting. Includes exploring additional two-dimensional
Courses allowing for the development of personal, creative directions in painting. Includes exploring additional two- or three-dimensional
Courses allowing for the development of personal, creative directions in painting. Includes exploring additional two- or three-dimensional
Courses allowing for the development of personal, creative directions in painting. Includes exploring additional two- or three-dimensional
The sculpture media/ceramics courses are designed to encourage and assist the graduate student to explore, examine and co
The sculpture media/ceramics courses are designed to encourage and assist the graduate student to explore, examine and co
The sculpture media/ceramics courses are designed to encourage and assist the graduate student to explore, examine and co
The sculpture media/ceramics courses are designed to encourage and assist the graduate student to explore, examine and co
Sculpture courses at this level offer the serious and dedicated student opportunities to experience challeng
Sculpture courses at this level offer the serious and dedicated student opportunities to experience challeng
Sculpture courses at this level offer the serious and dedicated student opportunities to experience challeng
Sculpture courses at this level offer the serious and dedicated student opportunities to experience challeng
Exploration of weaving and related fiber processes for the degree candidate. The creative study of color, texture
Exploration of weaving and related fiber processes for the degree candidate. The creative study of color, texture
Exploration of weaving and related fiber processes for the degree candidate. The creative study of color, texture
An in-depth study of one specific aspect of a textile process or stru
Working with the instructor, the student will assist in the preparation and presentation
Working with the instructor, the student will assist in the preparation and presentation
(A) A thesis statement on a particular aspect of the student's concentration in connection with a research project of actual experience, presented to the instructor at the completion of the second-year residency. (B) An exhibit, presented in the art gall
(A) A thesis statement on a particular aspect of the student's concentration in connection with a research project of actual experience, presented to the instructor at the completion of the second-year residency. (B) An exhibit, presented in the art gall
Art Criticism is a seminar course to encourage the practicing artist to engage in the process of thinkin
Individual and unique interpretations of the human figure, using live models, nature
Emphasis is on the development of basic creative thinking methods, such as symb
The theory, history, and production of the illustrated children's book. A wo
An analysis of current advertising, design, editorial, and illustration
Further application and study of conceptual thinking techniques
Advanced approaches to the complex creative problem solving process
Research and application of the methods and procedures on the business side of illu
An interactive investigation of the contemporary art world, including prevailing ideas and attitudes, prominent and emerging artists
Courses offer students a chance to explore photographic expression through commercial, photojournalistic or fine art approaches. Stude
Courses offer students a chance to explore photographic expression through commercial, photojournalistic or fine art approaches. Stude
Courses offer students a chance to explore photographic expression through commercial, photojournalistic or fine art approaches. Stude
Courses offer students a chance to explore photographic expression through commercial, photojournalistic or fine art approaches. Stude
Courses provide the facility and means of production to explore various possibilities of self-expression in relief, screen, intagl
Courses provide the facility and means of production to explore various possibilities of self-expression in relief, screen, intagl
Courses provide the facility and means of production to explore various possibilities of self-expression in relief, screen, intagl
Courses provide the facility and means of production to explore various possibilities of self-expression in relief, screen, intagl
Source: Marywood University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59