This is a studio course in painting. This course will offer a range of conceptual, formal, material and technical content on a rotating basis. Each workshop will present a topic through which students will engage a variety of historical and cultural expressions as they develop their own work.

Course provides a framework for individual art/design projects or to explore a specific topic within art/design, with a focus on interdisciplinary and/or hybrid making practices. The course will also cover professional practices within art/design (including portfolio development, social media practices, understanding job descriptions, creative resumes, and more). In-class sessions will include lectures about the creative process and professional practices, peer workshopping of project proposals and progress, critiques of work in progress, and discussions of related topics. Course is limited to studio art majors and minors; other advanced students may elect with instructor's permission. Any 3 studio arts (ARTS) courses, where 2 must be at the 600 level or above, required prior to taking this course.

Open to highly qualified juniors or seniors who have completed the advanced level courses. May be repeated for a maximum of 12 credits with no more than 8 credits in a single medium. Same term multi-enrollment in different media only. A) Photography, B) Sculpture, C) Drawing, D) Painting, E) Printmaking, F) Watermedia, G) Design, H) Architectural Design, J) Ceramics, K) Wood Design. Special fee in some mediums. Written proposal and permission required.

Open to highly qualified juniors or seniors who have completed the advanced level courses. May be repeated for a maximum of 12 credits with no more than 8 credits in a single medium. Same term multi-enrollment in different media only. A) Photography, B) Sculpture, C) Drawing, D) Painting, E) Printmaking, F) Watermedia, G) Design, H) Architectural Design, J) Ceramics, K) Wood Design. Special fee in some mediums. Written proposal and permission required.