Painting

 The painting program has a strong commitment to instilling fundamentals and sound painting practices. A logical progression of complexity of issues, both technical and conceptual, is explored throughout the painting curriculum, where the primary focus is to prepare students to become confident, self-reliant, independent artists.

Students enrolled in any of the art degree programs are required to take an introductory level course in painting, Painting I. Should students choose to concentrate their studies in painting, there are several options. B.F.A. with a major in painting, B.A. with a major in painting or B.S. in art education with painting as the studio area concentration. Students with a non-studio major can also take painting as a minor.

Painting Option

122 credits

 

Degree Requirements

Credits

 
Courses required for the Option are shown in boldface. 
AR 1040 Fundamentals of Art: Color and Design 3
AR 1060 Fundamentals of Art: Form in 3D 4
AR 1120 Drawing: Objects, Interiors, Landscapes 4
AR 2520 Drawing: Figure in Value 4
AR 3010 Painting: Theory and Process 3
AR 3130 Drawing: Figure in Color 3
AR 3250 Professional 2D Presentation Practices (QRCO) (TECO) 3
AR 3300 Process and Printmaking 3
AR 4800 Advanced Studio Seminar (INCO) 3
AR Ceramics or Sculpture Elective - complete one 3000 level course in either Ceramics or Sculpture [not ARDI] 4
AR Painting Option Electives - complete four 3000/4000 level Painting courses [not ARDI] 13
AH 1110 Survey of Art I 3
AH 1120 Survey of Art II 3
AH 2700 20th Century Art (WRCO) 3
General Education: 
EN 1200 Composition 3
IS 1111 The First Year Seminar: Critical Thinking and the Nature of Inquiry 3
MA Mathematics Foundations 3
CTDI Creative Thought Directions 6
PPDI Past and Present Directions 6
SIDI Scientific Inquiry Directions 6-8
SSDI Self and Society Directions 6
DICO Diversity Connection 3
WECO Wellness Connection 3
Foreign Language (GACO) 8
Electives 19-17

*All course information is from the 2008-2009 Catalog.