2006-2007 Academic Year - Trinity University
2006-2007 Academic Year - Trinity University
2006-2007 Academic Year - Trinity University
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ART AND ART HISTORY<br />
ART AND ART HISTORY<br />
LAURA AGOSTON, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Art History<br />
SARAH P. BURKE, Ph.D., Professor, Modern Languages and Literatures<br />
JOY CHRISTIANSEN, M.F.A., Lennox Visiting Young Artist<br />
MARK B. GARRISON, Ph.D., Professor, Art History; Chair<br />
JOHN HUTTON, Ph.D., Professor, Art History<br />
JONGWON LEE, M.F.A., Assistant Professor<br />
JENNIFER P. MATHEWS, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Anthropology<br />
KATE RITSON, M.F.A., Professor, Art<br />
PATRICIA SIMONITE, M.F.A., Associate Professor, Art<br />
CHARLES W. TALBOT, JR., Ph.D., Alice Pratt Brown Distinguished Professor of Art History<br />
RANDALL WALLACE, M.F.A., Studio Manager, Art<br />
ELIZABETH D. WARD, M.F.A., Associate Professor, Art<br />
THE MAJOR<br />
Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts with a major in Art or Art History are as follows:<br />
I. The common curriculum<br />
II.<br />
III.<br />
Declaration of Art Major<br />
Departmental requirements:<br />
Art<br />
A. 36 semester hours of Studio Art, including ART 1311, 1312, 2330, 3314, 4394, and<br />
4397. At least 15 hours are to be completed in upper-division courses.<br />
B. 9 semester hours in Art History are required, including ARTH 1307 and 1308.<br />
C. A minimum of 3 hours required from at least two of the following areas:Painting/<br />
Drawing, Sculpture, Photography/Digital, and Printmaking.<br />
D. Junior and senior Art majors are required to successfully participate in a junior and<br />
senior faculty portfolio review. The review will take place during the fall semester<br />
of the junior and senior year.<br />
E. Completion of the Senior Experience. During the senior year, Studio Art majors are<br />
required to have a public exhibition of art works, selected in consultation with the<br />
Studio faculty of the Department of Art and Art History. Student participation is<br />
contingent upon faculty portfolio review. In preparation for this exhibition, students<br />
will enroll in ART 4394 in the fall and ART 4397 in the spring.<br />
Art History<br />
A. 30 semester hours of Art History, including ARTH 1307, 1308, 4394, plus 21<br />
semester hours, as follows:<br />
1. 4 courses (12 hours) concentrating on art produced before 1800.<br />
2. 3 courses (9 hours) concentrating on art produced after 1800.<br />
3. One of these courses must address non-Western art (ARTH 1309, 1310, 1311,<br />
1313, 3328, 3345, and applicable special topics courses).<br />
4. One of these courses must focus on architectural history (ARTH 1313, 3322,<br />
3325, 3332, 3346, 3352, 3364, 3365, and applicable special topics courses).<br />
5. At least 6 of these courses (18 hours) must be upper-division courses.<br />
B. 6 semester hours (2 courses) of Studio Art in two different areas, ideally one course<br />
in a two-dimensional medium (drawing, design, printmaking, painting, photography)<br />
and one course in a three-dimensional medium (sculpture, ceramics).<br />
C. Completion of the Senior Experience. ART 4394, generally offered every spring<br />
semester.<br />
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