24 Credits Required

Foundations (8 credits)

Both are required:

• ART 118 Design: 2D/4D (4)
• ART 119 Design: 3D/Drawing (4)

Art History (4 credits)

One course from the following:

• ART 230 Art Moves I: Neolithic to 1450 (4)
• ART 260 Art Moves II: 1450 to 1850 (4)
• ART 240F Photography in China (4)
• ART 240E East Asian Gardens (4)
• ART 300 Modern and Contemporary Art (4)
• ART 344 Critical Theory (4)
• ART 379 Museum Ethics and History (4)
• Any Other Art History Course (some are available on Study Abroad) (4)

Studio Electives (12 credits)

8 credits at the 200 Level at least 4 credits at the 300 Level.

200 Level Studio Courses:

• Drawing (4)
• Video Art (4)
• Graphic Design (4)
• Photography (4)
• Painting (4)
• Artist Books (4)
• Ceramics (4)
• Printmaking (2)
• Sculpture (4)
• Papermaking (2)
• Computer Art (4)
• Letterpress Printing (4)

Additional Special Topics Courses are offered as well.

300 Level Courses that are offered regularly:

• Advanced Photography (4)
• Advanced Computer Art (4)
• Advanced Painting (4)
• Advanced Ceramics (4)
• Advanced Video Art (4)
• Mixed Media Installation (4)

Additional Advanced Special Topics Courses are offered as well.

Recommended Studio Art Electives

Photography Emphasis

• ART217 Introduction to Photography
• ART317 Advanced Photography
• ART218 Introduction to Computer Art

Graphic Design Emphasis

• ART243 Introduction to Graphic Design
• ART218 Introduction to Computer Art
• ART318 Advanced Computer Art

Book Arts Emphasis (Students usually do the separate Book Arts Minor)

• ART239 Design & Letterpress Printing (may be taken as 300 level)
• ART233B/C Printmaking (2)
• ART233L Introduction to Papermaking (2)
• ART233D Introduction to Artist Books (may be taken as 300 level)

Video or Film Emphasis

• ART262 Introduction to Video
• ART362 Advanced Video
• ART217 Introduction to Photography OR
• ART233O Documentary Film Production OR
• ART233N Introduction to Animation

Museum or Gallery Emphasis

• ART243 Introduction to Graphic Design
• ART217 Introduction to Photography
• ART333C Mixed Media Installation