50 Phelan
Avenue,
Visual Arts Building
Room
107
239-3157
Tuesday/Thursday 06:30 - 9:30PM, Kathy Sheehan/Instructor
Explore the theory and practice of printmaking through various non-toxic printing techniques. Beginning projects involve relief, intaglio, monoprinting and collography printing. Students will transfer their ideas and artistic expressions into these various print media as they expand upon their creative experiences. Historical traditions and contemporary issues of the field will be introduced. CSU/UC/CAN. Prereq.: Basic Drawing
Monday/Wednesday
01:00 - 4:00PM, Anna Asebedo/Instructor
Tuesday/Thursday 06:30 - 9:30PM, Kathy Sheehan/Instructor
Stressing intermediate and advanced levels of working with color multiple plates, chine colle, mezzotint, and photo-intaglio processes, students explore their ideas through individual and class non-toxic intaglio projects. Lecture-demonstration, studio practice and critiques, are used in teaching students the requisite skills and conceptual basis necessary for innovative work in this exciting discipline. CSU/UC. Prereq.: ART 150A
Monday/Wednesday
01:00 - 4:00PM, Anna Asebedo/Instructor
Tuesday/Thursday 06:30 - 9:30PM, Kathy Sheehan/Instructor
A wider and more complex variety of intermediate and advanced relief printing techniques will be introduced including reduction printing, color multiple plates, varying matrix materials, split fountain roll-ups, segmented plates, and viscosity inking. Emphasis on the student’s individual artistic growth and development through the mastery of requisite and conceptual skills. Introduction to historical traditions and contemporary issues of the field. CSU/UC Prereq.: ART 150A