Table of Contents - Hartwick College
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Prerequisite: Art 216. May be repeated for additional credit, addressing<br />
additional interactive digital media.<br />
317 Digital Art &Design IV: Digital Video and Animation (4<br />
credits) This computer course completes the sequence <strong>of</strong> visual<br />
communication courses and addresses time in design through the study <strong>of</strong><br />
linear imaging conventions including natural life cycles, the evolution <strong>of</strong><br />
forms over time, historical progressions, story board mapping <strong>of</strong> space<br />
and time, performance, animation, film and video. S<strong>of</strong>tware includes the<br />
use <strong>of</strong> current industry standard digital video editing and broadcast<br />
animation s<strong>of</strong>tware. Course work in any <strong>of</strong> the following is extremely<br />
useful and strongly recommended: film-making, video art, TV production,<br />
dance, theatre, set design, installation art, and performance art.<br />
Prerequisite: Art 316.<br />
321 Painting II (4 credits) Students continue to develop skills learned in<br />
Art 221and/or 222, and/or 223 and they are encouraged to clarify and<br />
cultivate emerging personal approaches to painting while continuing to<br />
experiment. Work can be done in a variety <strong>of</strong> media such as oils, acrylics<br />
and watercolor/gouache. Prerequisite: Art 221 or 222 or by permission <strong>of</strong><br />
instructor.<br />
341 Photography IIA: Black and White (2 credits) This halfsemester<br />
intensive intermediate course allows the student to expand skills<br />
in traditional black and white photography using a straightforward or<br />
documentary approach. Projects include archival processing <strong>of</strong> fiberbased<br />
prints, use <strong>of</strong> larger format cameras as well as some work in the<br />
lighting studio. Prerequisite: Art 113 and 115, and Art 241.<br />
342 Photography IIB: Manipulated Image (2 credits) This halfsemester<br />
intensive intermediate course includes an introduction to some<br />
processes by which the artist alters an original black and white image or<br />
simply “draws with light.” Projects include collage, photogram, pinhole,<br />
ortho film, solarization, cyanotype, painted photograph, and more.<br />
Prerequisite: Art 113 and 115, and Art 241.<br />
343 Photography IIC: Color (2 credits) This half-semester intensive<br />
course allows the student to explore color in photography through a<br />
variety <strong>of</strong> means which may include color negatives, color slides, printing<br />
using chemical processing, digital printing and hand-tinting. Prerequisite:<br />
Art 111 or 112, and Art 241.<br />
350 Topics in Art (3 or 4 credits depending on the course) The art<br />
history or studio topic is announced prior to registration. Previous<br />
courses have dealt with subjects such as Impressionism, jewelry and<br />
metalsmithing, and photo-printmaking. Offered occasionally.<br />
Prerequisites depend on the topic. Permission <strong>of</strong> instructor required for<br />
enrollment. Please see schedule for current <strong>of</strong>ferings.<br />
361 Sculpture II (4 credits) Students continue to explore basic<br />
sculptural methods. Emphasis is placed on realizing sound threedimensional<br />
concepts, experimenting with diverse materials and<br />
improving skills. Traditional and contemporary sculptural concepts<br />
involving construction, mixed media and environmental works are<br />
presented. Students are encouraged to manipulate various materials such<br />
as wood, metal, plaster, clay, fiber, etc. Prerequisite: Art 262.<br />
371 Ceramics II (4 credits) Students continue to experiment with the<br />
plastic characteristics <strong>of</strong> clay learned in Ceramics I (271) or Worldwide<br />
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