Studio Art

The program blends coursework in studio methodologies, art historical frameworks, and applied skills to give students an immersive experience in making, interpreting, and communicating about a broad spectrum of fine arts.

Classification: Minor
Degree:

The program blends coursework in studio methodologies, art historical frameworks, and applied skills to give students an immersive experience in making, interpreting, and communicating about a broad spectrum of fine arts. The minor in Studio Art has been designed to give recognition to the non-major who completes the prescribed course of study. It is an excellent complement to students’ other academic pursuits, offering an individual creative path for research. The total number of courses required for the minor is 6 (18 semester hours).

Required Courses

All of the following (6 sem. hrs.)

  • ART 119 Visual Organization (3 sem. hrs.) or ART 121 Drawing From Life (3 sem. hrs.)
  • One course in ceramics or photography (3 sem. hrs.)

Two of the following (6 sem. hrs.)

  • ARTH 101 Western Art from Prehistory to the Renaissance (3 sem. hrs.)
  • ARTH 102 Western Art from the Renaissance to Present (3 sem. hrs.)
  • ARTH 105 A History of Non-Western Art (3 sem. hrs.)
  • One course in ceramics or photography (3 sem. hrs.)

Two additional studio art courses (6 sem. hrs.)

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