ARTS 106L3 - Watercolor for Non-Majors | GEKA & GELB
This course will introduce students to traditional and experimental watercolor techniques and processes. This course will provide students with studio experiences and art-making and will explore both contemporary and historical watercolor painting through slides and lectures.
Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit
Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter
Visual art is an important tool for communication both in public and personal contexts. Making art as well as learning to interpret both historical and contemporary art teaches students to be more visually aware, and gives them a richer understanding of visual media in both fine arts and contemporary culture. Watercolor painting is a visual art medium that has an historical presence in world art, while continuing to play a role in contemporary painting and drawing and in popular culture. This course provides students with a hands-on experience in studio art, beyond the classroom activities in the form of arts, lectures and gallery experiences, and exposure to knowledge and skills important for both creating visual pieces and for understanding how visual art, specifically painting communicates. In this course, students learn both traditional and experimental watercolor technique and processes and explore ways to combine the formal visual elements of their work with the content. Importantly, these experiences will help to increase awareness and understanding of visual art in contemporary culture, while empowering students to investigate different and creative means of expression.
Previously listed as ARTS 106L, ART169L
Equivalent Courses ARTS 106L, ART169L
Updates Course Rotation added 9/2014, Change to number for Gen Edu 7/2014, effective Fall 2015
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