Painting students develop skills in oils, acrylics, watercolors, encaustics, and mixed media.
Within the Painting sequence students learn to paint a range of subjects in a range of styles.
Painting students are required to learn about and incorporate contemporary themes and approaches as they develop their own unique style.
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- Delivery: On Campus
- Credits: 84
- Accreditation: Our programs are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. Learn more.
Our painting area offers you a chance to explore your individual vision as you develop a disciplined studio practice in watercolors, oils, temperas, acrylics, and more. You’ll practice a wide range of technical, aesthetic, and conceptual approaches related to painting. You will learn how to identify and solve pictorial problems.
Beginning painting courses will introduce the concepts and materials of painting to further your understanding of space, image, and color. Intermediate and advanced courses examine the properties and possibilities of modern media. Critiques and seminars led by faculty and visiting artists provide you with the form and structure to discuss your work in relation to contemporary art issues.
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