dent enabling the student to further understand the
character and physical manipulation of metals.
Prerequisite: ART211 or permission of the instructor.
ART471
MARKETING TECHNIQUES
3 sem. hrs.
This is a course designed to prepare an artist to mar-
ket his art wholesale or retail. Business procedures,
taxes, loans, and buyer presentations are investigated
and practiced. Prerequisite: 3 hours of advanced art in
any media or permission of the instructor.
ART472
ADVANCED JEWELRY OR
METALSMITHING
3-6-9-12 sem. hrs.
A series of advanced jewelry or metalsmithing expe-
riences explored in this course allow the student to
selectively study a variety of metalworking tech-
niques such as: respousse, etching, engraving, forg-
ing, die assisted forming, fabrication, metal spinning,
centrifugal casting, gravity casting, inlay toolmaking,
tempering, angle raising, air raising, necking, Dutch
raising, granulation, nello photo etching, plating, etc.
Also limited production of metal objects utilizing
industrial reproduction techniques. Prerequisite:
ART211 and ART319 or permission of the instructor.
ART511
METAL ENAMELING
WORKSHOP
3 sem. hrs.
This is a workshop exploring the use of vitreous
enamels as a supplemental surface treatment in met-
alwork. Primary emphasis will be placed on historical
techniques: i.e., champleve, plique-a-jour, and cloi-
sonne. Prerequisite: ART211 or permission of the
instructor.
ART512
STAINED GLASS WORKSHOP
3 sem. hrs.
An elective course in stained glass design and con-
struction stressing contemporary methods, as well as
traditional and experimental approaches. Course
work will include Tiffany and Came construction
techniques and experimental uses of sandblasting,
hand staining, and fired glass surface treatment.
ART580
INTERNSHIP IN JEWELRY/
METALSMITHING 6-15 sem. hrs.
See catalog description of ART580 Internship BFA.
Studies In Multi Media
ART261
MULTI MEDIA I (ACTION ART)
3 sem. hrs.
A studio course in the concepts and production of art
involving the physical context and the human body.
Areas of production involves Happenings, Events,
Performances, and situational improvisation. Group
and individual works.
ART263
MULTI MEDIA II
(ENVIRONMENTAL ART)
3 sem. hrs.
A workshop in environmental design. The purpose of
the course is to provide an understanding of the eco-
logically oriented recent approaches to environmental
design by exploring the artistic production and writ-
ings of student developing competence in producing
environmental experimental experiences, both indi-
vidually and collectively.
ART360
INTERMEDIATE MULTI MEDIA
3-6 sem. hrs.
(Aleatorics & Conceptual Art)
A workshop in the philosophy and production of
aleatoric and conceptual art. The purpose of the
course is to provide an understanding of contempo-
rary theories of chance and conceptualism employed
by time/space artists. Students learn to produce
aleatoric and conceptual art works.
ART561
TIME/SPACE WORKSHOP
3 sem. hrs.
A studio course in the development and practice of art
involving the fourth dimension. Students 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 indi-
vidual and group works will be developed.
ART580
INTERNSHIP IN MULTI MEDIA
6-15 sem. hrs.
See catalog description of ART580 Internship
BFA.
Studies in Painting
ART231
PAINTING I
3 sem. hrs.
A beginning course in the fundamental concepts and
competencies of painting. Primary emphasis is on
composition and the creation of form. Work with fig-
ure and natural objects, etc. Prerequisite: ART106,
ART107, and ART101.
ART232
PAINTING II
3 sem. hrs.
A continuation of ART231. Emphasis will be on cre-
ating and controlling pictorial space and form and
their relationship to composition. Exercises and con-
cepts determined by the instructor. Prerequisite
ART231.
ART233
COLOR CONCEPTS: THEORY
AND PROBLEMS
3 sem. hrs.
This course extends the study of color introduced in
ART101. Various color systems in use since the
Renaissance are studied, with studio problems
assigned to allow exploration of color dynamics,
applicable to all areas of the visual arts. Prerequisite:
ART101.
ART272
WATERCOLOR I
3 sem. hrs.
First course in aqueous media. Emphasis will be on
transparent watercolor techniques and qualities with
intent to create strong visual statements using the
assets of watercolor while surmounting some of its
limitations.
ART273
WATERCOLOR II
3 sem. hrs.
Second course in aqueous media. Emphasis on trans-
parent watercolor techniques; although mixed media
opaque watercolor techniques may be explored based
on competencies achieved in ART272.
ART335
INTERMEDIATE PAINTING
3-6 sem. hrs.
This course provides for an examination by the stu-
dent of concepts of space, light and shade, color and
composition through the student's direct observation
of subject matter and through lectures by the instruc-
tor. Prerequisite: ART231 and ART232.
ART440
ADVANCED PAINTING
3-6-9-12 sem. hrs.
In this course, the student is encouraged to draw upon
the instructor and other artists and their art in formu-
lating personal goals and in developing the requisite
knowledge and skill necessary for the successful real-
ization of those goals. Prerequisite: three hours of
ART335.
ART508.42 ART WORKSHOP
PAINTING
OF THE COASTAL AREA
3 sem. hrs.
This workshop is to be an intensive involvement with
the aesthetic qualities of the seashore and its environ.
Paintings using various media (watercolor, oils,
acrylic) according to personal preference will be cre-
ated. Slides and other reproductions of relevant paint-
ings by artists of historical importance will also be
examined and discussed. Students will be expected to
bring their own painting materials. Students without
materials or who have specific questions about mate-
rials and/or the course, should contact the Art
Department, Edinboro University, Edinboro
Pennsylvania 16444, (814) 732-2406.
ART580
INTERNSHIP IN PAINTING
6-15 sem. hrs.
See catalog description of ART580 for Internship
BFA.
Studies in Photography
ART251
PHOTOGRAPHY I
3 sem. hrs.
Students learn the creative process of photography
through exposure to the concepts and techniques nec-
essary to produce black and white negatives and
prints. Students also learn to understand the formal
and conceptual structures of photographs and to
expose, develop, print, alter and finish their photo-
graphs. The course requires access to a manually
operated camera.
ART252
PHOTOGRAPHY II
3 sem. hrs.
This course continues students' exploration of the cre-
ative process through black and white photography. It
covers archival-quality printing and precise control of
negative development and explores multiple image
techniques such as sequencing and montage.
Prerequisite: ART251 or permission of the instructor.
ART351
INTERMEDIATE
PHOTOGRAPHY I
3 sem. hrs.
Students will learn the basics of color photography.
They will print from color negatives and shoot color
negatives and transparencies. Students will learn the
basics of digital photography. They will use single
lens reflex digital cameras, scan negatives and trans-
parencies, select and adjust images, save images and
make fine digital prints. Prerequisites: ART251 and
ART252 and permission of the instructor.
ART352
INTERMEDIATE
PHOTOGRAPHY II
3 sem. hrs.
The student will continue study of material covered in
Intermediate Photography I, refining color and digital
photography techniques. Technical lighting problems
will be introduced. The layering of multiple images
digitally will be explored. The student will learn to
work through a complete subject by working on a
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