fine arts | drawing

Learn to recognize the world around you through a trained artist’s eye and begin to establish a drawing vocabulary that illustrates your conceptual point of view. A broad array of drawing courses introduces you to the tools and the discipline in a curriculum that is built to strengthen your ability to perceive, capture and convey a message through one of the most dynamic forms in contemporary art practice.

You sharpen your power of observation, use traditional media and techniques, learn anatomy, examine landscapes and map the architectural spaces of the urban environment. As an advanced student, you explore a range of options, processes and experiment with non-traditional materials and methods.

Sophomore

Figure Drawing
Non-Traditional Drawing
Introduction to Printmaking
Introduction to Painting
Figure Painting
Introduction to Sculptural Practices
Art Since 1945
Science of Art Conservation
Visual Geometry
Contemporary Issues in Art
Total 30

Junior

Contemporary Approaches to Drawing
Advanced Works on Paper
Introduction to Photography
Studio Arts Website Design
2 Studio Electives
Studio Internship
Installation Art
Professional Writing and Rhetoric
2 Humanities or Social Science Electives
Liberal Arts Elective
Total 36

 

Senior

Introduction to Fine Arts Studio Thesis
2 Studio Electives
Studio Thesis for Drawing
Professional Practices
Seminar Thesis
2 Humanities or Social Science Electives
Liberal Arts Elective
Total 30