ART 3350 - Painting: Visual Culture

Credits: 3
Course Type: Studio

Visual culture in painting provides an overview of advanced skills and concepts in the area of painting or independent study using a variety of possible materials. Student projects will emphasize contemporary issues while further defining individual directions. Craft, content, and the dialogue between the artist and the viewer are emphasized. An exploration of form, image, and theme allows the students to independently analyze and develop within their chosen area of study. Upon successful completion of this course, students will have obtained sufficient technical ability in their chosen media to undertake more advanced work.

Prerequisites: ART 1151 - Painting Fundamentals: Tools + Techniques

Notes: (Formerly FAP 3750 Painting III, FAP 4350 Painting III, FAP 4050 Painting III, PT 4050 Painting 3, ART3240 Painting III)

Campus Only.

Course Learning Outcomes:

Research and apply technical solutions to create a theme-based series of paintings or works using alternative mediums.
Execute creative problem-solving by researching contemporary or historical possibilities to complete tasks.
Define historic and contemporary painting practices through extensive research and classroom discussion.

ART 3350 Course Learning Outcomes Rubric

Required Course Materials:
Studio project materials based on individual needs. Please plan for $150 in supplies.