ARTS 205 Painting Studio: Study Abroad
Designed to build upon the methodologies, concepts, and skill sets gained in Painting I or Introduction to Painting, students are encouraged to further develop their aesthetic approach, technique, and overall direction within their work through experimentation and research into methodologies, concepts, and skill sets as they apply to advanced topics in painting. A significant feature of this course is the opportunity for individual student advisement, helping the student to gain insight into his/her personal process and direction as an artist. Faculty may modify the major topics of the course each semester in order to present students with new approaches deemed pertinent to the practice of Painting Studio, Study Abroad.
Hours Weekly
4
Course Objectives
- Utilize learning opportunities afforded by traveling abroad to a new country.
- Adapt and work creatively in an international culture, surroundings, and environment.
- Produce body of work that best fits the new environment, landscape, and people, creatively representing cultural similarities and differences as a starting point of reference.
- Learn new historical and geographical perspectives of the country, incorporating these elements into their work.
- Produce a portfolio of work to be completed upon return to HCC for critique and exhibition.
Course Objectives
- Utilize learning opportunities afforded by traveling abroad to a new country.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Adapt and work creatively in an international culture, surroundings, and environment.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Produce body of work that best fits the new environment, landscape, and people, creatively representing cultural similarities and differences as a starting point of reference.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Learn new historical and geographical perspectives of the country, incorporating these elements into their work.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Produce a portfolio of work to be completed upon return to HCC for critique and exhibition.
This objective is a course Goal Only