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1 Visual and Dramatic Arts The School of Humanities Ch a i r Brian Huberman Pr o f e s s o r s Karin Broker George Smith John Sparagana Geoff Winningham Associate Pr o f e s s o r s Brian Huberman Darra Keeton Assistant Pr o f e s s o r Christopher Sperandio Ar t i s t Te a c h e r Paul Hester Le c t u r e r s o n Th e a t r e Christina Keefe Matthew Schlief Visiting Le c t u r e r o n Th e a t r e Paige Willson Le c t u r e r o n f ilm & Me d i a St u d i e s Charles Dove Degrees Offered: BA Department of Visual and Dramatic Arts majors are students who concentrate their focus of study in the visual and dramatic arts, with emphasis in the studio arts, film, or theatre tracks. Each student should discuss with their faculty advisor the selection of courses and any other matters of concern in the student’s academic life such as study and travel abroad, scholarships and internships, career goals, options, etc. Degree Requirements for BA in Visual and Dramatic Arts For general university requirements, see Graduation Requirements (Undergraduate Students section, pages 2–5). Bachelor of Arts in Visual and Dramatic Arts Studio Art Track Single Major (13 courses required) Freshman and Sophomore Years ARTS 225 Basic Drawing (ARTS 101 accepted as equivalent) ARTS 325 Life Drawing ARTS 388 Critical Studies for Studio Practice One HART (History of Art) elective Two ARTS, FILM, or THEA electives One ARTS Special Problems (may be taken any year of undergraduate study) Junior Year Four ARTS electives in painting, printmaking, sculpture, and photography (two fall; two spring) Junior Field Trip (spring semester) Senior Year ARTS 499 Senior Studio (Six credit hours fall; four credit hours spring.) Students must enroll in ARTS 499 in both the fall and spring semesters of their senior year. A portfolio review is required prior to enrolling.
2 De p a r t m e n t s / Visual and Dramatic Arts Studio Art Track Double Major (11 courses required) Freshman and Sophomore Years ARTS 225 Basic Drawing (ARTS 101 accepted as equivalent) ARTS 325 Life Drawing ARTS 388 Critical Studies for Studio Practice One ARTS, FILM, HART, or THEA elective One ARTS Special Problems (may be taken any year of undergraduate study) Junior Year Four ARTS electives (two fall; two spring) in painting, printmaking, sculpture, and photography Junior Field Trip (spring semester) Senior Year ARTS 499 Senior Studio (Six credit hours fall; four credit hours spring.) Students must enroll in ARTS 499 in both the fall and spring semesters of their senior year. A portfolio review is required prior to enrolling. Visual arts majors are strongly encouraged to explore arts-related courses offered in other departments that may enrich the studio major, such as philosophy, anthropology, science, history, cultural studies, language, writing, comparative studies, etc. Students should speak with their Visual and Dramatic Arts faculty advisor prior to enrolling. The junior year field trip will be designed to help visual arts majors focus on the upcoming senior year of intensive studio work. Trips may include local Houston alternative art, theatre, and film venues; museums; artist studios; and exhibitions as well as travel to destinations within the United States to visit significant arts sites and works. Film Track Single Major (12 courses required) FILM 225 Introduction to Filmmaking and Editing, or any introductory level ARTS elective FILM 327 <strong>Document</strong>ary Production FILM 328 Filmmaking I FILM 280 History and Aesthetics of Film, FILM 329 Film Form, or FILM 432 Film Genre: The Western Six elective courses in film (FILM), studio practice (ARTS), or theatre (THEA). May not include more than three studio arts practice (ARTS), or theatre (THEA). Two elective courses in theory/criticism of studio arts (ARTS), theatre (THEA), or film/ media studies (offered in the Departments of Anthropology, English, French Studies, History, etc.). NOTE: Open selections qualified by course prerequisites. Elective courses should be selected in consultation with a Visual and Dramatic Arts faculty advisor. Junior Field Trip (recommended) Film Track Double Major (10 courses required) FILM 225 Introduction to Filmmaking and Editing, or any introductory level ARTS elective FILM 327 <strong>Document</strong>ary Production FILM 328 Filmmaking I FILM 280 History and Aesthetics of Film, FILM 329 Film Form, or FILM 432 Film Genre: The Western Four elective courses in film (FILM), studio arts practice (ARTS), or theatre (THEA). May not include more than two studio practice (ARTS) or theatre (THEA). Two elective courses in studio arts practice (ARTS), theatre (THEA), or film history/theory (offered in the Departments of Anthropology, English, French Studies, History, etc.). NOTE: Open selections qualified by course prerequisites. Elective courses should be selected in consultation with a Visual and Dramatic Arts faculty advisor. Junior Field Trip (recommended)
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