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FINE ART
PRINTMAKING COURSES:
ART 150A.
Fine Art Printmaking (3)
Lec-2, lab-4, field trips
Prereq.: ART 130A
Repeat: max. 6 units
Designed to help students explore the theory and practice of printmaking
through various printing techniques. Beginning problems will deal with
techniques used in various areas of relief, intaglio, lithography, monoprinting
and collography printing. Tools and techniques of printmaking are inherent
in the medium and become a part of the creative process. Students will
transfer their ideas and artistic expressions into these various print
media. Introduction to historical traditions and contemporary issues
of the field. CSU/UC/CAN
ART 150B.
Fine Art Intaglio Printmaking (3)
Lec-2, lab-4, field trips
Prereq.: ART 150A
Repeat: max. 9 units
Individual and class projects in Intaglio printmaking stressing intermediate
and advanced levels of proficiency including color multiple plates,
viscosity printing, chine colle, mezzotint, sugar lift, salt, and soft
ground. Through lecture-demonstration, studio practice and critiques,
students develop the requisite skills and conceptual basis necessary
for innovative work in this exciting discipline. CSU/UC
ART 150C.
Fine Art Relief Printmaking (3)
Lec-2, lab-4, field trips
Prereq.: ART 150A
Repeat: max. 9 units
The ART 150 series may be taken concurrently and/or out of sequence.
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
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MONOPRINTING
COURSES:
ART 151A.
Beginning Monoprint (3)
Lec-2, lab-4, field trips
Prereq.: Art 130A
Repeat: max. 6 units
Introduction to a wide variety of contemporary monoprint techniques.
Through lecture, demonstration, studio practices, and critiques, students
develop the skills and concepts necessary for basic work in this exciting
area. Monoprint is a cross over discipline that combines skills of drawing
and painting with printmaking. Introduction to historical traditions
and contemporary issues of the field. CSU/UC
ART 151B.
Intermediate Monoprint
Lec-2, lab-4, field trips
Prerq.: Art 151A
Repeat: max. 9 units
Focus on more complex and advanced techniques in monoprint; stresses
the development of individual artistic growth, building on material
covered in ART 151A; planning and execution of long term thematic, mixed
media, and self-directed projects; exploration of contemporary issues
and approaches. CSU/UC
ART 151C.
Advanced Monoprint
Lec-2, lab-4,
field trips
Prerq.: Art 151B
Repeat: max. 9 units
The emphasis of Advanced Monoprinting is the further development of
the student's creative process to execute long term thematic, mixed
media and self-directed projects. Students utilize materials, processes,
and methods of beginning, intermediate and advanced monoprinting, while
focusing on a body of interrelated monoprints that explore their personal
creativity through experimental means. Students prepare a portfolio
of work that is suitable for advanced study, transfer, and/or career
opportunities. CSU
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