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ART 4735 - Printmaking Advanced Studio

Credits: 3
Course Type: Studio

This advanced course provides focused studio time for students to expand their skills and concepts. Building on techniques learned in previous classes, students will develop their artistic approach through sustained practice. The class establishes a critical framework for self-directed studio work, supplemented by research regarding historical and contemporary approaches relevant to each student’s interests. Through this integration of practice and research, students will gain a stronger understanding of the innovations that shape their creative work. Upon completion, students will demonstrate advanced technical skills, research abilities, and a clear artistic direction in their practice for Senior Studio courses.

Prerequisites: ART 1030 - Introduction to Printmaking , ART 1130 - Printmaking: Relief, Intaglio, + Monotypes , ART 2230 - Printmaking: Photographic Printmaking + Alternative Media , and ART 3335 - Printmaking: Transformative Print  

Notes: This class is available to students in the 2D Emphasis only.

Campus only



Course Learning Outcomes:
  • Research diverse printmaking topics and themes using academic and artistic databases, developing a foundation for personal studio investigation.
  • Apply contemporary ideation models to transform research findings into visual concepts and printmaking strategies.
  • Experiment with various methods, materials, and techniques through structured play, creating connections between research and studio practice.
  • Articulate the relationships between research, methodology, and play in the context of advanced printmaking practice through written and verbal communication.

ART 4735 Course Learning Outcomes Rubric 


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