ART
Graduate Courses

ART600 RENAISSANCE THROUGH BAROQUE ART (3 sh)
A study of the architecture, sculpture and painting in Italy, Flanders, Holland, Germany, England, and Spain, with an emphasis on the general characteristics of the Renaissance.

ART609 HISTORY OF MODERN ART (3 sh)
Modern art from 1800-1940.  Emphasis is placed on the development of concepts relating to modern art and the philosophy underlying the development of various styles of art in the Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries.

ART628 HUMANITIES SEMINAR:  ART STUDIES IN AMERICAN MUSEUMS (3 sh)
Designed to give students the experience of the arts present in American museums.  Using special exhibitions and museums as a classroom, the course will cover selected topics such as Women Artists Working in America or French Influence on the Art and Architecture of America at different museum settings.  Selected works will be discussed and analyzed with a concentration on art, historic significance and culture.

ART630 AMERICAN ART: UNITY IN DIVERSITY (3 sh)
An historical survey of American art covering prehistoric through modern eras.  In addition to the American core culture, it includes typical contributions of minorities, such as American Indians, African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and women artists of all ethnic groups.

ART640 JEWELRY I    (3 sh)
An overview of the basic techniques for beginners in designing and making jewelry.  A variety of tools and materials are used with a variety of different processes

02/2008