ART 31 — Introduction to Art (Grades 7–8)

Description

ART 31 is a foundation course which includes the study of art history, art production, and art criticism. Students are introduced to several art movements and prominent artists, and discover how they continue to influence art today. Students also visually express themselves by applying learned production skills to various projects. 8 lessons, 8 assignment submissions (6 Speedback assignments, 2 instructor-graded portfolios); proctored final exam.

Course Content Get Smart About Art Try Art Out! Take a Look at Art Show Your Stuff Become an Ancient Greek Expert Become a Middle Ages Expert Become a Renaissance Expert Show Your Stuff Again Notes: Students must furnish basic art supplies: 8 ½" x 11" drawing paper, drawing pencils, a kneaded eraser, colored pencils, watercolor paint, and paintbrushes. These are relatively inexpensive materials, which can be found at any arts and crafts store.

Instructor: Michelle Shepherd , MEd Credits: 0.5 Tuition : $ 124.00 Paper Manual Fee: $10.00 Registration Codes:      Paper Course: 1803100               Online Course: 5018031          What are the differences between Paper and Online courses? General Course Objectives

Textbooks for this Course

Required: University Prints ,  University Prints for Art 31 Booklet ( University Prints ,  None )  $ 7.25

Purchase Books Online Click Here for other Online Stores