Printmaking Minor
In Printmaking, particular attention is given to developing the student’s personal imagery, built upon a solid foundation in traditional and non-traditional processes. This program provides a cohesive offering of courses that focus upon the students’ visual expression through their examination of formal issues, media exploration, relevant histories, contemporary critical discourse, and diverse approaches to problem-solving.
CURRICULUM – 18 HOURS
Section 1 – 9 hours:
100 Level Courses – 6 hours- ART 112-Drawing II – 3 hours
- ART 121-Visual Foundation 1 – 3 hours
- ART 230-Printmaking 1 or 231-Printmaking 2 – 3 hours
- After completion of all 100 and 200 level courses, students must complete and successfully pass a portfolio review with an advisor from their chosen studio emphasis area.
- In order to apply the course to the minor, students must earn a grade of “C” or higher in all ART courses.
- If a student does not pass the portfolio review, they may enroll in an additional 200 level class in their chosen area of emphasis and resubmit their portfolio for a faculty signature; however, only 9 hours of 200 level courses may be counted toward the completion of the minor.
- To strengthen the quality of the minor, students are encouraged to take additional credits in ARHS 120 or ARHS 160 which are GEC 3 & 5.
- ART 330 Printmaking-3 hours (repeat for 3 times for a total of 9 hours)
