Painting
Painting 1 is an introduction to the methods and materials of contemporary studio practice. The focus will be on learning a range of techniques in order to complete both observational and abstract projects in which there is an informed melding of composition, color and pictorial space.
Courses
Painting I ARTS 2010
Painting 1 is an introduction to the methods and materials of contemporary studio
practice. The focus will be on learning a range of techniques in order to complete
both observational and abstract projects in which there is an informed melding of
composition, color and pictorial space.
Studio: 6 hours
Prerequisites
- This class is recommended for all Art majors but can serve as an introductory painting class for all students who have completed prerequisite Drawing 1 (ARTS 1010) OR Color (ARTS 1020).
Works
Painting II ARTS 2020
Emphasis is placed on individualized projects that expand on visual concepts learned
in Painting 1. Students experiment with new techniques as they focus on developing
self-expression in the context of contemporary movements.
Painting I & II meet concurrently so the students can participate in critiques and discussions of both groups. Students in Painting II are expected to make regular visits to galleries and museums.
Studio: 6 hours
Prerequisites
- ARTS 1010 Drawing 1 OR Color (ARTS 1020) is required as a prerequisite or the permission of the instructor..
Works
Current Exhibitions
Online Exhibition: The Collective
- Despite the pandemic we would like to present our artwork to you. Using our Collective effort the Fine Arts Seminar class of Fall semester 2020, has created this virtual show. Welcome to The Collective.
- image credit: Jon Carpetis

Online Exhibition: 2020 Fine Art Seminar
- This showcase is an opportunity for the Fine Art Seminar class to gather our work, and express our talents and passions amidst the Covid Pandemic. We, as a collaborative, have come together to create a virtual exhibition of our best work for you.

Student Exhibition Fall 2020
- A showcase of the incredible talent and success of our students in their exploration and execution of art. All the featured artwork was made this semester by students enrolled in Art, Art History, and Design courses.
- image credit: Zairelis Lopez
