The minor in Studio Art provides the student with hands-on experience and a basic understanding of the practice of Fine Art. The two-dimensional and three-dimensional worlds are explored through the study of the elements of art: line, shape, value, color, texture, form, space, and design. In addition, social context and purpose are examined. The student creates objects of art based on these principles, self-expression, and theories of aesthetics. Contact: Studio Art Program Director, Department of Fine and Performing Arts
Minor in Studio Art Requirements: 18 Credits*
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Select one of the following: | 3 | |
| Drawing Fundamentals | ||
| Printmaking Fundamentals | ||
| Photo Studio I:Beginning Black and White Photography | ||
| Artistic Anatomy | ||
| Select one of the following: | 3 | |
| Three Dimensional Foundations I | ||
| Figure Sculpture I | ||
| Introductory Ceramics | ||
| Select three credits of Art History (ARH) | 3 | |
| Cities and People: Urban History and Social Justice | ||
| Who Owns the Past? Cultural Heritage and Modern Politics | ||
| The History of Art: The Medieval World | ||
| Topics in the History of Art | ||
| Egyptian Art And Archaeology | ||
| Archaeology of Israel and Jordan | ||
| Greek Art and Archaeology | ||
| Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archaeology | ||
| Late Antique Art and Archaeology | ||
| Greek Art | ||
| Etruscan and Roman Art | ||
| Medieval Art and Architecture | ||
| Northern Renaissance Art and Architecture | ||
| Italian Renaissance Art and Architecture | ||
| Seventeenth-Century Art and Architecture | ||
| Eighteenth-Century Art and Architecture | ||
| History and Aesthetics of Photography | ||
| Building the American City | ||
| American Art and Architecture | ||
| The History and Aesthetics of Latin American Photography | ||
| Modern Hispanic Art History | ||
| Nineteenth-Century Art and Architecture | ||
| Modern Art and Architecture | ||
| History and Methods of Art History | ||
| The Lives of Artists in Film | ||
| The Jesuits and the Arts | ||
| Selected Topics in Ancient Art and Archaeology | ||
| Women, Art and Society | ||
| Climate Change and the City | ||
| History of Architecture and Urbanism | ||
| The City | ||
| Art and War | ||
| The City of Rome in Antiquity | ||
| The City of Rome | ||
| History of The Art of Spain and Her Colonies | ||
| Native American Art | ||
| Michelangelo and the High Renaissance | ||
| Management of Arts Organizations | ||
| Arts Management Internship | ||
| Summer Art History Seminar | ||
| Directed Independent Research | ||
| Directed Independent Research | ||
| Senior Thesis | ||
| Select nine credits of Studio Art (ART 200-level and above) | 9 | |
| Introductory Ceramics | ||
| Printmaking Fundamentals | ||
| Sculpture II | ||
| Figure Sculpture II | ||
| Photo Studio I:Beginning Black and White Photography | ||
| Intermediate Ceramics I | ||
| Intermediate Ceramics II | ||
| Artistic Anatomy | ||
| Life Drawing I | ||
| Life Drawing II | ||
| Painting I | ||
| Painting II | ||
| Printmaking I | ||
| Printmaking II | ||
| Sculpture III | ||
| Photography Studio II | ||
| Photographic Design And Non-Silver Process | ||
| Photographic Lighting and Studio Management | ||
| The Photo Diary | ||
| Pictures and Words: The Visual Book | ||
| Arts and Civic Engagement: Empty Bowls | ||
| Art and Activism | ||
| Advanced Ceramics I | ||
| Advanced Ceramics II | ||
| Life Drawing III | ||
| Life Drawing IV | ||
| Painting III | ||
| Painting IV | ||
| Printmaking III | ||
| Printmaking IV | ||
| Sculpture IV | ||
| Sculpture V | ||
| Arts Management Internship | ||
| Directed Independent Readings | ||
| Directed Independent Projects | ||
| Directed Independent Research | ||
| Total Credits | 18 | |
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Kingfisher concentration requirements are 9 credits total, chosen from the list of courses in the associated minor. Unless otherwise specified.