Art
IAART100 Foundations of Design
Study of primary visual design concepts through series of lectures and projects that explore two- and three-dimensional design, and the language of color. Emphasis is on the interaction of these elements in relation to composition and the development of visual literacy. Not open to students who have completed ART 101. Fall and Spring.
IAART103 Three-Dimensional Design
A comprehensive exploration of the properties of natural and human-made volumes and spaces. Projects involve sculptural objects, and architectural and environmental design. Studio projects are completed outside of class. Fall, Spring.
IAART105 Graphic Design Process
This course is an investigation of the role of graphic design in the visual environment. Students explore a variety of conceptual and production methodologies to create effective visual communication. Annually.
IAART110 Introduction to Art History
General survey of the history of art and architecture from the ancient to modern periods. The course will explore the roles of the artist, art patron, and viewer in society, and feature in-depth analysis and contextual interpretation of works from a select number of world cultures, regions, and stylistic traditions. Fall, Spring.
IAART120 Drawing I
The practice of representational drawing emphasizing linear and form description with drawing media. Develops skills for all students, including Art majors. Not open to students who have completed ART 125. May be repeated for credit with permission of instructor. Fall, Spring.
IAART300 Color Design and Site-Specific Painting
Explores the language of color and two-dimensional design, and surveys the history of painted murals and other wall ornamentation. Students complete a site-specific mural on campus. Prerequisites: 24 credits in ISP, including ITW 101 and QL. Annually.
IAART332 Printmaking - Nature and Color
Through projects, demonstrations, and visual media, students will investigate the color linocut printmaking process. Emphasis will be placed on developing microscopic biological imagery in relation to natural design and color. Color theory will be explored through contemporary print practice and the history of printmaking, including 19th century Japanese prints. Prerequisites: 24 credits in ISP, including ITW 101 and QL. Annually.
IAART391 Global Perspectives
Art history topics vary and could include the exploration of non-Western visual cultures, non-traditional artistic media, or critical themes (postcolonialism, gender, institutional critique, political theory, etc.) as they relate to globalization and the visual arts. May be repeated as topics change. Prerequisites: 24 credits in ISP, including ITW 101 and QL. Spring.