Art Studio

This course presents opportunities for students to develop technical and artistic photographic skills outside of their declared majors. It helps build good citizenship skills and a greater appreciation of the activities and important moments of university and community life. Students develop technical and artistic photographic skills through the documentation of aspects of university and community life as part of the Photography Club.

This course involves building a project using complex installation devices that fundamentally question plasticity, setting and space, and the place of the spectator in relation to the production. Students respond to a subject, incentive, problem, or theme through increasingly personal mediums, postures, gestures, and tools to situate this realization in the field of contemporary creation.

This course examines ways of evaluating, describing and illustrating the various elements of a visual image such as shape and form, space, line, values and texture.

This course provides an opportunity to respond to topics or prompts by exploring several mediums. It includes experimentation in situations that generate a dynamic of creation and explores how the intention, plastic production, and analysis of what happens during the experimentation are part of the same continuous process. Students build coherent hanging devices and increasingly consider the development of the note of intent or the oral argument, analytical forms that accompany, complete, and back up the production.