Art
Division of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies
Faculty: Hiram Cray, Gloriann Langva
Academic Programs
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Digital Design, Associate in Science -
Fine Arts and Design, Associate in Science
Courses
ARTS 1000: Essentials of Art
ARTS 1004: Introduction Art Appreciation
ARTS 1030: Drawing I
ARTS 1210: Ceramics 1
ARTS 1220: Basic Black & White Photo
ARTS 1310: Art History: Prehistoric to Medieval
ARTS 1320: Art History: Renaissance to Modern
ARTS 1400: Introduction to Digital Art
ARTS 1410: Two-Dimensional Design
ARTS 1420: Three Dimensional Design
ARTS 1440: Introduction to Graphic Design
ARTS 1450: Digital Photography
ARTS 1500: East Asian Art
ARTS 1505: Contemporary Craft History
ARTS 1670: American Art I
ARTS 2030: Drawing II
ARTS 2110: Painting I
ARTS 2120: Painting II
ARTS 2210: Ceramics II
ARTS 2220: Advanced Photographic Communications
ARTS 2540: Intro to Graphic Design II
ARTS 2550: Web Design
ARTS 2620: Ceramic Sculpture
ARTS 2801: Arts Independent Study
ARTS 2990: Independent Studio Projects
Advanced studio projects based on the student's experience in a studio discipline. Time and nature of the project will be determined by the student and the instructor of each discipline involved. Specially-supervised independent study. Upper-level course. May be taken in each discipline for credit and repeated as an audit. Prerequisite: Highest course in the specific area of interest and only with instructor consent. Course fee.
ARTS 2991: Drawing - Project
ARTS 2992: Design - Project
ARTS 2993: 3-D Design - Project
ARTS 2994: Sculpture Project
ARTS 2995: Ceramics - Project
ARTS 2996: Painting - Project
ARTS 2997: Independent Study Photography
ARTS 2998: Independent Project Graphic Design
ARTS 2999: Portfolio Prep - Independent Study
This course is designed to facilitate the assembly, refinement, and documentation of an art portfolio that is suitable for transfer applications. Professional practice/business concepts such as resumes, artist statements, and other common elements of working as an artist, designer, or other art related careers will be covered. The focus of this course is not the creation of new artworks but must be considered if it will strengthen work. Students will process their skills and knowledge in a thorough sketchbook practice.