8 courses with the subject FA, 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.
This course introduces students to the history of art, particularly painting, from ancient to modern times. Students engage in historical learning alongside regular practice of painting techniques from the relevant time period(s). Normally only offered in conjunction with an educational partner for dual enrolled high school students.
This course introduces students to the history of art, particularly painting, in both the modern and contemporary periods. Students engage in historical learning alongside regular practice of painting techniques from the relevant time period(s). Normally only offered in conjunction with an educational partner for dual enrolled high school students.
Either semester 3 hours An introductory studio course for students who want to explore their creativity in an informal atmosphere. This course presents the fundamentals of drawing to develop an awareness of the elements used to create form, including observation, mark making techniques, contour, proportion, and value. Students will gain an awareness and confidence to create on paper what their eye sees as well as the opportunity for creative self-expression. 4 studio hours.
This course presents students with the relation between artistic theme and technique, including which fine art modalities are best suited to diverse subject matters and how subject matter might influence artistic choice. Can be repeated for up to 6 hours total credit.
An introduction to a biblical perspective on the arts. Emphasis on basic elements, historic concepts, major figures, and implications of major works in human culture.
Either semester 3 hours An introductory studio course for artists and non-artists who want to explore their creativity in a relaxed atmosphere. Students will be introduced to oil painting through a series of studio projects exploring fundamental techniques and media. An emphasis will be placed on perception and use of light and color in accurately representing form and space as a means of achieving expressive art form in still life, landscape, and figures. Students will produce a final portfolio at the end of the semester. Four studio hours. Additional course fee.
Either semester 3 hours An introductory studio course for artists and non-artists who want to explore their creativity in a relaxed atmosphere. Students will be introduced to watercolor and acrylic painting through a series of studio projects exploring fundamental techniques and media. An emphasis will be placed on perception and use of light and color in accurately representing form and space as a means of achieving expressive art form in still life, landscape, and figures. Students will produce a final portfolio at the end of the semester. Four studio hours. Additional course fee.
Either semester 3 hours An introductory sculpture course for artists and non-artists provides students with a relaxed and informal atmosphere to explore their creativity through hands-on experience with traditional sculptural media and techniques. Students will learn the fundamentals of sculpture, including form, volume, texture, and space, while developing both technical skills and creative self- expression. The course encourages experimentation and the transformation of ideas into three-dimensional artwork, helping students build confidence in their ability to create. 4 studio hours. Additional course fee.
Source: Bryan College-Dayton's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
