ART 350 - Art Practice Seminar (3)

A group seminar course designed to begin to develop the individual student’s personal vision in consultation with faculty and advanced students. The student will be expected to generate work in their chosen concentration (painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, drawing, graphic design, or art history), and to share their progress in regular critique sessions, as a part of the seminar format. Research and articulation of other artist’s work and various influences is expected of each student. Assessment will be based on: a) written projects, meeting or exceeding a pre-established amount of work (as demonstrated in critiques), and b) whether growth in the student’s resulting body of work is evident overall. Technical consultation with the students’ respective discipline-specific professors is expected to be ongoing and as-needed.

Prerequisite(s): Sophomore status
Grading Method: Letter Grade
Fee: Yes
Term Typically Offered: Fall, Spring