Program of Studies - Hunterdon Central Regional High School
Program of Studies - Hunterdon Central Regional High School
Program of Studies - Hunterdon Central Regional High School
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#711 - ART 1 - 5 CREDITS (ART 711 ART 1)<br />
Grades: 9-12<br />
Prerequisite: None<br />
Note: This course is not open to the student who has had #701 Exploring Art.<br />
Discovery and exploration are the keynotes <strong>of</strong> this 5-credit course. The student is guided toward creative expression <strong>of</strong> visually<br />
exciting and pleasing images through varied media. Two- and three-dimensional design as well as drawing, is stressed.<br />
#712 - ART 2 - 5 CREDITS (ART 712 ART 2)<br />
Grades: 9-12<br />
Prerequisites: #711 Art 1, or #701 Exploring Art<br />
Having demonstrated success in the prerequisite courses, students undertake the advanced nature <strong>of</strong> the content <strong>of</strong> Art 2. Art 2<br />
represents a shift from the design-based curriculum <strong>of</strong> Exploring Art and Art 1 to a fine arts approach. Students develop skills in<br />
the techniques <strong>of</strong> various media in order to create drawings, paintings and sculpture that are appreciated for their aesthetic value<br />
rather to serve a useful function. At the Art 2 level, concentration in the techniques and media <strong>of</strong> art expression are emphasized.<br />
The common thread <strong>of</strong> each ensuing experience is the method <strong>of</strong> transforming original images into aesthetic material form.<br />
#713 – CAREERS IN ART - 5 CREDITS (ART 713 CAREERS ART)<br />
Grades: 10-12<br />
Prerequisite: Equivalent <strong>of</strong> two years (10 credits) <strong>of</strong> Art instruction or #712 Art 2<br />
Note: This course is not available to anyone who has had Commercial Arts, #730.<br />
In this course, students apply those theories and techniques assimilated in Art 1 & Art 2 to practical & applied arts. Included are<br />
instruction and projects in the commercial art areas <strong>of</strong> illustration, package design and units in architectural, interior and industrial<br />
design. Exercises in application <strong>of</strong> imaginative illustrative technique, media handling, and color theory are pursued. Some<br />
instruction is given via the computer.<br />
#714 –PORTFOLIO PREPARATION - 5 CREDITS (ART 714 PORTFOLIO PREP)<br />
Grade: 12<br />
Prerequisite: Equivalent <strong>of</strong> two years (10 credits) <strong>of</strong> Art instruction (#700 Craft and Design does not count toward the 10<br />
credit prerequisite).<br />
Offerings in this course include portfolio development, art career direction, and advanced studies in specialized areas. A wide<br />
range <strong>of</strong> media and subject matter are explored. Sketchbook Requirement: 3 Still Life Sketches weekly as homework. Everyone<br />
in this class is expected to complete a body <strong>of</strong> artwork which would satisfy the portfolio requirements for art college admissions<br />
(whether intending to interview for art colleges or not).<br />
#719 - DRAWING AND COMPOSITION - 2.5 CREDITS (ART 719 DRAWING COMP)<br />
Grades: 10-12<br />
Prerequisite: #701 Exploring Art or #711 Art 1<br />
This is a foundation course especially for upper-class students. Drawing and Composition concentrates on the aspects <strong>of</strong><br />
composition and developing skill with different media. Students explore still life, landscape, perspective and abstract drawing.<br />
Students are responsible for a daily sketchbook.<br />
#716 - ADVANCED DRAWING & PRINTMAKING - 2.5 CREDITS (ART 716 ADV DRAWING)<br />
Grades: 10-12<br />
Prerequisites: #711 Art 1, or #701 Exploring Art<br />
Students explore various techniques and processes expressing visual images with black and white and gradations <strong>of</strong> value and<br />
color. Pen and ink, brush, charcoal and pencil are among the direct methods. Linoleum, dry point, collagraph and monotype will<br />
be learned as relief and intaglio indirect printmaking processes.<br />
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