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ART 105-01, Introduction to Painting, Fall 2012

Harmon, Erin
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What is Studio? Any artist can tell you that Studio is not just a physical location, but also a psychological space where each individual’s constantly evolving ideas are made physical through an ever-changing set of skills, technologies and processes. With this definition of studio in mind, Beginning Painting is designed to further develop your creative capacities in three major areas: your knowledge and understanding of historical and contemporary art and visual culture; your skills, techniques and self awareness in the development and execution of artworks; and in your ability to critically analyze artworks.
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This syllabus was submitted to the Rhodes College Office of Academic Affairs by the course instructor.