Survey of global art history, painting, sculpture, and architecture. This course will cover a geographically diverse range of art from around the world, starting with prehistoric art through the first millennium.

Survey of European Art history, painting, sculpture and architecture from the Middle Ages to the Baroque period.

Survey of global modern and contemporary art history, covering geographically diverse painting, sculpture, photography, and architecture from the 19th through the 21st Century.

The course will explore conceptual approaches and application of formal elements to compositions in various mediums, formats, and surfaces in addition to formal concepts and techniques learned in Beginning Drawing while covering numerous historical and current global artists. Composition will focus on conceptual personalized expression and exploration of dry and wet mediums. Class critique will be utilized to verbally evaluate and document student progress.

An introduction to drawing and composition using various materials. The course will focus on drawings based on observation which includes proportion measurements and linear and atmospheric perspective while utilizing technical abilities and technique as well as creative responses to materials using line, form, value, and composition.

This course provides a general introduction to art that offers a look at works of art through the study of theory, terminology, themes, design principles, media, techniques, with an introduction to the visual arts across time and diverse cultures.

Continued exploration of painting media and techniques from art 9A while using a diverse global understanding of contemporary art. Emphasis on painting from life and personal expression.

A beginner’s course that focuses on the principles, elements and practice of painting. Focus will be on understanding the fluidity of paint, creating values, mixing colors and properly utilizing the tools to manipulate the paint in order to create a convincing composition based on observation.

This is a hands-on, community-driven studio art course where students collaboratively create a large-scale mural that will captivate viewers for years to come. The course fosters collective creativity through dynamic student-to-student interaction as students design, plan, and execute the mural. This class will explore the rich global history of mural-making, while mastering techniques, composition, and mural preparation. Students will gain hands-on experience in community organizing, including information gathering and planning the unveiling events to celebrate the finished masterpiece.