ART.-295 Supervised Art Projects

Credits 3 / 6 Contact Hours
Pre-requisite: Placement into ACRD-080. Note: Consent of the instructor and approval of Dean are required to register in this course. ART. 113   and ART. 114  are strongly recommended.
An individualized course providing the opportunity for in-depth study or work in an approved project on the studio art areas. Content will vary based on the project pursued by the individual students.

Course Outcomes
●       Students will demonstrate the ability to create quality, well-planned works of art with approval and limited supervision from their professor.

●       Visually demonstrate improvement of new and existing skills in the use of media associated with this course/the student’s intended area of focus.

●       For students to increase their ability to describe their artistic strengths, shortcomings, and areas of artistic growth.

●       Create artworks through creative explorations, experimentations, and research.

●       Increase problem solving skills in regards to artmaking and the overall artmaking process.

●       Demonstrate the ability to apply the proper amount of time to art making that is associated with being successful as a professional artist through self-direction and work ethic.

●       Produce and display works that exhibit high levels of craftsmanship and professionalism.

●       Utilize exposure to contemporary and historical artworks, as well as personal and global issues to create original, highly informed works inspired by research and other events.

●       Developing conceptual/communications skills in regards to subject matter, image choices, and other applicable artistic approaches to create works of art that are visually and conceptually interesting.

●       Continue to develop a greater understanding of time management in regards to project needs and restrictions associated with professional artmaking practices.