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Studies in Multi Media

ART561

TIME/SPACE WORKSHOP

3 sem. hrs.

A studio course in the development and prac-

tice of art involving the fourth dimension. Stu-

dents will study the historical development of

the art from its roots in ritual and theatre to

modern cinema, happening and performance

art. Class exercises, problems, and individual

and group works will be developed.

Studies in Painting

ART740

STUDIO PROBLEMS IN

PAINTING (**)

3 sem. hrs.

A course designed to allow the student to work

with the individual instructor in selection of

problems suitable to the development of the

particular student in painting.

ART741

PAINTING I (**)

3-24 sem. hrs.

This graduate course is for the first year MFA

student with a major in Painting. Emphasis is

on individual development and execution of

pictorial problems. The student will work with

an instructor on an individual basis. A mini-

mum of 15 semester hours must be completed

in this course to meet MFA graduate require-

ments. Prerequisite: MFA degree student in

Art or approval of the Painting area MFA fac-

ulty.

ART742

PAINTING II (**)

3-24 sem. hrs.

This graduate course is designed for the sec-

ond year MFA student with a major in Paint-

ing. Continued individual growth in the devel-

opment and execution of pictorial problems is

expected. The student will continue to work

with an instructor on an individual basis. A

minimum of 15 semester hours must be com-

pleted in this course to meet MFA graduate

requirements. Prerequisite: completion of at

least 15 hours of ART741 and a positive

review by the Painting area MFA faculty.

Studies in Photography

ART775

STUDIO PROBLEMS IN

PHOTOGRAPHY

3-24 sem. hrs.

This graduate course is designed for Master of

Arts in Art students with a focus in photogra-

phy, and is offered as an elective to other grad-

uate students. Students will concentrate on

personal visions in photography and will

approach their studies with increasing depth.

Students will work with an instructor on an

individual basis.

Studies in Printmaking

ART770

STUDIO PROBLEMS IN

GRAPHICS (**) 3 sem. hrs.

This course is designed to allow the student to

work with the individual instructor in the

selection of problems suitable to the develop-

ment of the particular student in Graphics.

ART771

PRINTMAKING I (**)

3-24 sem. hrs.

This is a beginning graduate course in Lithog-

raphy, Intaglio, Relief or Serigraphy. The stu-

dent will work on an individual basis with an

instructor of the student's choice in pursuit of

experimental imagery research and technical

control. A minimum of 15 semester hours must

be completed in this course to meet MFA grad-

uate requirements. Prerequisite: MFA degree

student in Art or approval of the Printmaking

area MFA faculty.

ART772

PRINTMAKING II (**)

3-24 sem. hrs.

In this advanced course emphasis is placed on

refining and developing personal imagery as

well as developing the technical proficiency

required of the professional printmaker. Stu-

dent will work on an individual basis with an

instructor of the student's choice. A minimum

of 15 semester hours must be completed in this

course to meet MFA graduate requirements.

Prerequisite: completion of at least 15 semes-

ter hours of ART771 and positive review by

the Printmaking area MFA faculty.

Studies in Sculpture

ART750

STUDIO PROBLEMS IN

SCULPTURE (**) 3 sem. hrs.

This course is designed to allow the student to

work with the individual instructor in selection

of problems suitable to the development of the

particular student in sculpture.

ART751

SCULPTURE I (**)

3-24 sem. hrs.

This course concentrates on developing, inten-

sifying and enhancing expressional processes

as they relate to sculpture. Emphasis is on

individual initiative in both the development

and the execution of sculptural problems. The

student will work with an instructor on an indi-

vidual basis. A minimum of 15 semester hours

must be completed in this course to meet MFA

graduate requirements. Prerequisite: MFA

degree student in Art or approval of the Sculp-

ture area MFA faculty.

ARTT752

SCULPTURE II (**)

3-24 sem. hrs.

This course is designed to allow the sculpture

major to develop artistic, technical and profes-

sional competence. The student will work with

a member of the Sculpture area MFA faculty

on an individual basis. A minimum of 15

semester hours must be completed in this

course to meet MFA graduate requirements.

Prerequisite: completion of at least 15 semes-

ter hours in ART751 and positive review by

the Sculpture area MFA faculty.

Studies in Textile Design

ART541

NATURAL DYEING AND

SPINNING WORKSHOP (**)

3 sem. hrs.

This workshop will explore the colonial

processes of spinning and natural dyeing. The

student will explore the basic processes in

relation to their contemporary uses for the tex-

tile artist. Experimentation with the primary

processes associated with fiber will expand the

potential uses of fiber by the student.

ART546

BATIK WORKSHOP

3 sem. hrs.

This course is a studio workshop outlined to

investigate the ancient art of batik, techniques

used in fabric decoration. Possible fabrics,

dyes, waxes, tools, equipment and procedures

will be studied in their preparation and use for

dyeing. The purpose of the course will be to

involve the students in a practical application

of art principles using the ancient and contem-

porary skills applied to the craft of batik dye-

ing. Teaching approaches, as well as vocation-

al aspects will be explored in this study of fab-

ric design.

Studies in Weaving and

Basketry

ART780

STUDIO PROBLEMS IN

CRAFTS (**)

3 sem. hrs.

This course is designed to allow the student to

work with the individual instructor in the

selection of problems suitable to the particular

student in either fiber or wood crafts. The stu-

dent works with the instructor in developing

his or her competence in all phases of the

media processes. The emphasis is on the

development of the student's artistic capabili-

ties and all around competence in the studio.

ART781

WEAVING/TEXTILE I (**)

3-24 sem. hrs.

This beginning graduate course in

Weaving/Textile is designed to allow the stu-

dent to develop a personal point of view and

technical competency in weaving/textile. A

minimum of 15 semester hours must be com-

pleted in this course to meet MFA graduate

requirements. Prerequisite: MFA degree stu-

dent in Art or the approval of the

Weaving/Textile area MFA faculty.

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