The course introduces students to the appreciation in artistic movement from the Influence of the Medici Family, Baroque, Renaissance, to the Impressionism time and to the different movements of art. It creates a deeper understanding of the various styles of art as well as the factors that contribute to its changes. It also aims to identify the influences of these art styles in the present day. This subject is intended for college students to develop a sense of value of art and its impact and influence to the modern society, its origins and its direction.
- Teacher: Edwin Ao
- Enrolled students: 50
This course will offer in-depth exploration of techniques and new ways to see, use, and interpret found objects. Students will create multi-directional compositions with a variety of materials, paint, images, found objects, and ink painting. Techniques will include collage, monotype printing, drawing, painting, mixing, assemblage, cutting, and pasting, etc. This course is designed to give students a wide variety of art making experiences and allows students to continue to explore various visual art forms and techniques through the elements and principles of art and design. Students will produce original artworks and learn skills and techniques associated with a variety of art media. Emphasis will be placed on the elements of art and design with an emphasis on color, mood, texture and composition. Students will develop technical skills and personal style. Students explore the world of relief. Both traditional and non-traditional approaches are taught. Many projects may include ordinary objects that can be transformed into creative works of art.
- Teacher: Edwin Ao
- Enrolled students: 30
- Teacher: Danielle de los Reyes
- Enrolled students: 19
