Three Dimensional Design
An introduction to design and expression through mass and volume in three-dimensions. Using a wide variety of simple materials and processes, students learn how form defines space and relates to gravity.
Classes include lectures, demonstrations, studio assignments and critiques.
Studio/Lecture: 6 hours
Course
Three Dimensional Design ARTS 1410
An introduction to design and expression through mass and volume in three-dimensions.
Using a wide variety of simple materials and processes, students learn how form defines
space and relates to gravity.
Prerequisites
- None
Works
Current Exhibitions
FAS/CINATION: work form the Fine Art Seminar
- The show includes a wide range of work; photography, painting, sculpture, and digital art. Artists with work in FAS/CINATION include Cynder Carroll-Coates, Chris Diani, Oliver Mourato, Michelle Peters, Danielle Scaramuzzi, and Thomas Williams. The Fine Art Seminar capstone course is taught by Department Chair and Prof. Mazin Adam.
FAS/CINATION: work form the Fine Art Seminar
Student Exhibition Spring 2021
- 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
Student Exhibition Spring 2021
Areas of Study
Art Links
Contact Information
Leadership
- Mazin Adam
- Department Chair
- 401-825-2220
- [email protected]
- Knight Campus
- Room 4058
Offices
- Diane McLaughlin
- Technical Staff Assistant
- 401-825-2220
- [email protected]
- Knight Campus
- Room 4058