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METAL ART/TECHNOLOGY

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

ART 217 METAL ART/TECHNOLOGY I (3) Introduction to current and emerging metal art technologies and processes as medium for conceptual, aesthetic, and functional artworks. Prerequisite: A&A 101 , A&A 102S , A&A 103 , A&A 104 , and enrollment in the School of Visual Arts or successful completion of an admissions portfolio review.

ART 317 METAL ART/TECHNOLOGY II (4 per semester, maximum of 8) Further exploration of current and emerging metal art technologies and processes as medium for conceptual, aesthetic, and functional artworks. Prerequisite: ART 217

ART 417 METAL ART/TECHNOLOGY III (4 per semester, maximum of 12) Advanced exploration of current and emerging metal art technologies and proces ses as medium for conceptual, aesthetic, and functional artworks. Prerequisite: ART 317

GRADUATE COURSES

ART 517 METAL ART I (1-7 per semester, maxium of 14) Individual problems in metal arts leading to the development of a collection or body of work representative of the artist.

ART 518 METAL ART II (1-7 per semester, maxium of 14) Individual problems in metal arts leading to the resolution of a collection or body of work representative of the artist. Prerequisite: ART 518

FACULTY
James Thurman

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