Pre College Programs
Portfolio Workshop
Sep 14 - Nov 16
Saturday
2:00-5:00 PM (EST)
Online
$800
1 Undergraduate Studio Credit
Location
Online
Faculty
To be announced
Create art projects exploring a wide variety of drawing and sculptural mediums to make portfolio-quality work. In this course students will learn to draw and sculpt from direct observation as a foundation to develop their creative expression. Conceptual thinking will be applied as students develop project proposals based on individual portfolio goals. Materials include pencil, charcoal, watercolor, acrylic paint, Magic-Sculpt, wire and assemblage, among other drawing and sculpture mediums. Experimental work is encouraged.
The format for this course will include step-by-step demonstrations, group discussions and critique that will encourage the development of vocabulary specific to visual art. Individual instruction and feedback, and lecture presentations of past and contemporary artists are included. The subject matter for inspiration includes figure, nature, animals, imagination and music. The technical processes of art-making will be explored through hands-on projects, and students will analyze the subject and form of artworks. No previous experience is required; instruction is geared toward each student's level of experience. Students will participate in critique sessions.
The format for this course will include step-by-step demonstrations, group discussions and critique that will encourage the development of vocabulary specific to visual art. Individual instruction and feedback, and lecture presentations of past and contemporary artists are included. The subject matter for inspiration includes figure, nature, animals, imagination and music. The technical processes of art-making will be explored through hands-on projects, and students will analyze the subject and form of artworks. No previous experience is required; instruction is geared toward each student's level of experience. Students will participate in critique sessions.
Course Number: FIP-0501-OL
Technical Requirements The School of Visual Arts online courses are hosted in Canvas, our College-wide learning system. Most computers (5 years old or newer recommended) can access the course(s) without a problem. The courses work with Windows (Windows 7 and newer), Macintosh (Mac OSX 10.10 and newer), and Linux (chromeOS). Participants will need a minimum screen size of 800x600 (the average size of a netbook) and good broadband (Minimum of 512kbps) Internet connection to participate in the online courses.