Perspective drawing by student

ART 246 A: Works on Paper/Monotype

Summer 2021 A-term
Meeting:
MTW 9:00am - 12:20pm / * *
SLN:
14462
Section Type:
Studio
Instructor:
Course Comments:
BOOK ARTS: HANDMADE ARTIST BOOKS STUDENTS WILL HAVE CREATIVE AND MATERIAL FREEDOM TO FOCUS ON PHOTO, DRAWING, DESIGN, PAINTING, PRINTMAKE, COLLAGE IN THE CREATION OF THEIR BOOK PROJECTS SYNCHRONOUS OFFERED VIA REMOTE LEARNING
Syllabus Description (from Canvas):

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Main IVA Shared Folder (for access to past classes and tech info): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wE2DdEOVUl69Cq0ORslXGUBtcpxPhXWh?usp=sharing

OUR CLASS FOLDER (for assignment submissions to your personal subfolder): 
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-get9FEOvGywYFjjUEjiNgKMt4vJDGc6?usp=sharing


Works-on-Paper: 
Handmade Artists Books
Taught Remotely
Faculty: Claire Cowie
Instructional Technician: Kim van Someren
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Left to Right: Stab Binding by Angelique Guina,  Accordion by Julia Powers, Soft Coptic Stitch, Nested Accordion by Greta Enloe

This course balances bookbinding technique with conceptual exploration. Skill-based instruction will be provided for the development of traditional structures. Student will build on those skills with more experimental work in which they will have the creative and material freedom to incorporate photo, drawing, design, painting, printmaking, collage, digital technologies and other processes.

A Term 
M/T/W 9am - 12:20pm
Our general schedule:
Mondays - Instructor Presentations (project introductions, demonstrations, examples, vocabulary, history, etc.) 
Tuesdays - Studio Work, Open Office Hours, and Individual Meetings with Students
Wednesdays - Instructor demos, visiting artist, Group Discussions (brainstorming, sharing progress, critiques, etc.)

Catalog Description:
Introduces contemporary imaging methods, expands traditional drawing methods, and encourages relationship of content to structure. Introduces relationship of printmaking and painting to drawing through monotype methods.
GE Requirements Met:
Arts and Humanities (A&H)
Credits:
5.0
Status:
Active
Last updated:
February 28, 2025 - 8:12 am