2013-2014 MMC Information Handbook - Retsd.mb.ca
2013-2014 MMC Information Handbook - Retsd.mb.ca
2013-2014 MMC Information Handbook - Retsd.mb.ca
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ART COURSE DESCRIPTIONS<br />
The Art program is based on the premise that ART IS FOR EVERYONE. At all three levels, 20G, 30G/30S, and<br />
40G/40S, the program is mainly a studio program with theoreti<strong>ca</strong>l content.<br />
Art appreciation, art fundamentals, and medium manipulation are integral components of the program.<br />
Students will develop skills that are relevant and necessary to nurture creativity. The importance of art in society,<br />
past, present, and future, is promoted throughout the program as a basic human need. Due to the signifi<strong>ca</strong>nt<br />
demand on consumable items and equipment there is a fee of fifteen dollars ($15.00) to be paid at the<br />
beginning of the semester. Students must also provide some of their own basic supplies.<br />
Art 30S and Art 40S<br />
Recommended for students considering <strong>ca</strong>reers in Fine Arts, Architecture, Interior Design, Graphics, or<br />
Commercial Art. These courses provide a solid foundation for art-related post-secondary studies.<br />
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ART 20G<br />
Prerequiste: None<br />
Credit: 1<br />
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This is an introductory course with an<br />
emphasis on developing perceptual<br />
skills and experimenting with a variety of<br />
media. The students will become familiar<br />
with the elements of art and apply their<br />
knowledge to specific art problems.<br />
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ART 30G<br />
Prerequisite: Art 20G<br />
Credit: 1<br />
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This program builds on the skills learned<br />
at the 20G level. Students are encouraged<br />
to continue developing perceptual<br />
skills with greater emphasis put on<br />
design and composition and three<br />
dimensional work.<br />
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ART 30S<br />
Prerequisite: Art 20G<br />
Credit: 1<br />
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This course introduces students to<br />
portfolio development. At this level there<br />
is a greater demand on student performance.<br />
Students will be expected to<br />
prepare art works as well as written components<br />
that satisfy the requirements of<br />
the portfolio.<br />
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ART 40G<br />
Prerequisite: Art 30G or 30S<br />
Credit: 1<br />
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This course is designed to encourage<br />
expression through the media and the<br />
techniques explored in the two previous<br />
courses. The program at this level is<br />
more individualized. Assignments give<br />
students quite specific directions but also<br />
put much more emphasis on the importance<br />
of each student developing his/her<br />
own means of expressing that vision.<br />
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ART 40S<br />
Prerequisite: Art 30S<br />
Credit: 1<br />
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Approved selection for university. This<br />
course is strongly recommended for<br />
those seeking post-secondary edu<strong>ca</strong>tion<br />
in related creative fields as well as for students<br />
who have a greater interest in selfexpression.<br />
Students will be responsible<br />
for the development of portfolios that are<br />
submitted twice a semester.<br />
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