GSART120. Intro. to Mass Commun. I
Introduction to Mass Communications I Part I of Introduction to Mass Communications 6 s.h. of credit. This course examines the media innovations, inventions, industries, and people that historically and currently have changed and challenged our world. Emphasizing the history of mass media as well as current trends, this course presents information and activities designed to enable students to appreciate and evaluate the quality of print, audio, video, film and television.
GSART121. Intro. to Mass Commun. I
Introduction to Mass Communications II Part II of Introduction to Mass Communications for 6 s.h. of credit. This course examines the media innovations, inventions, industries, and people that historically and currently have changed our world. Emphasizing the history of mass media as well as the current trends, this course presents information and activities designed to enable students to appreciate and evaluate
PAART102. Drawing II
In general drawing the course moves from a simple description of the object(its texture, weight, volume) to the relationship of two or more objects in space and the understanding of space in multiple space relationships and finally to the organization of the entire rectangle. The emphasis is on the reality of drawing as against the reality of nature, stressing that the drawing process in inventive. The student learns to use line and tone to arrive at an image and to work with a variety of media, including charcoal, links, conte and oil crayon.
PAART105. Leather Acces.Des.&PattI
Leather Accessories Design and Patternmaking I Introduces concepts in designing and patternmaking for handbags, personal leather goods, and belts. Stresses effective utilization of fabrics, hardware, and other components.
PAART111. Acrylic & Oil Painting I
Introduction to techniques of painting. Technical and creative problems.
PAART112. Acrylic &Oil Painting II
Continuation of Acrylic and Oil Painting I with emphasis on individual creative expression.
PAART114. Basic Oil Painting
Introduces the student to basic principles of oil color mixing and color harmony. Basic composition also will be taught, particularly those aspects that deal with grouping color movements on both the picture plane and the illusionary space.
PAART115. Figure Painting
This course is a continuation and expansion of concerns of Painting I, using the human figure as the main object of study. Greater individual development is emphasized.
PAART120. Color Photography
Students will learn the basic principles involved in color photography, study its individual media quality and participate in related laboratory experiences. Portfolios of color slides, proof sheets and enlarged color prints are produced by the students.
PAART122. Intro. to Illustration
This class explores contemporary concepts and techniques of the magazine, editorial, advertising, and book illustrator. Through weekly assignments and critiques, emphasis is on style development through simple, practical, black and white drawings and more experimental creative illustrations in color.
PAART123. Light, Color & Design IA
The course stresses the discipline of perceiving the way in which light affects our perception of color, shape and form and their relationship in the two-dimensional support. A variety of media are used to explore optical phenomena. Art and nature are sources for guiding the novice from the physical and sensory, through emotional, to intellectual and aesthetic concepts.
PAART124. Light, Color & Design IB
The course stresses the discipline of perceiving the way in which light affects our perception of color, shape and form and their relationship in the two-dimensional support. A variety of media are used to explore optical phenomena. Art and nature are sources for guiding the novice from the physical and sensory, through emotional, to intellectual and aesthetic concepts.
PAART131. Art of Floral Design I
An investigation of the principiles of art and interior design to establish a firm foundation from which personal creativity may spring and to survey and determine appropriate styles of floral arrangements for the client, home environment, display, and show competition; the labor periods offer construction in western and oriental styles of design.
PAART132. Beginning Crafts
The development of esthetic forms based on function with emphasis on design principles and the use of hand tools and power equipment.
PAART134. Jewelry I
The student will be introduced to the basic metal-working techniques employed in jewelry making. Emphasis will be on learning to use specialized tools and equipment; handling sterling silver; developing skills in forging; sawing; soldering; and casting metals. The student will create finished pieces of jewelry.
PAART135. Jewelry II
The student will work with advanced techniques of casting, enameling, and fabrication. Emphasis will be on originality of design and experimentation with new and traditional materials and techniques.
PAART136. Design I
This is a basic design course dealing with man's relation to space, form and the environment in a broad sense. Emphasis is on human factors, scale, materials and structures.The course progresses from the abstract to problem-solving through analysis and includes consideration of professional design problems of moderate scope.
PAART137. Design II
This is a basic course dealing with man's relation to space, form and the environment in a broad sense. Emphasis is on human factors, scale, materials and structures. The course progresses from the abstract to problem solving through analysis and includes consideration of professional design problems of moderate scope.
PAART150. Ceramic I
Gives the student experience in the various hand-building and decorating techniques as well as some experience in the process of stacking and firing the kiln.
PAART151. Ceramics II
Introduction to glaze components and formulation. Self firing of kilns. Hand building & production pottery techniques.
PAART165. Baroque Art
Europe between 1600 and the French Revolution, Bernini, Rubens, Rembrandt, and Vermeer.
PAART171. Intro. to Woodworking
Introduction to woodworking and woodworking machines; project construction and general finishing procedures.
PAART172. Advanced Woodworking
Special methods in wood construction and wood finishing, emphasizing furniture making and precision woodcraft.
PAART173. Photography I
Basic black and white photographic techniques with equal emphasis on darkroom skills and camera operation.
PAART180. Intro. Studio Course
A practical course in which the student becomes familiar with fundamentals of interior design through work with floor plans, furniture selection and arrangement, floor and wall composition color harmony, wall paper, and other aspects of design.
PAART183. Fabric Pattern & Image I
Fabric Pattern and Image I An investigation of the unique properties of color application through dyes and pigments on fabric. Discharge, resist & patterning techniques are covered, with an emphasis on color relationships and imagery.
PAART184. FabricPattern & ImagesII
Fabric Pattern and Image II An introduction to textile printing using silk screen and dyes and pigments. Photographic & cut paper stencils are emphasized with projects in repeat and non-repeat designs. An introduction to contemporary use of surface patterning in three dimensional and wearable forms.
PAART190. GraphicDesignI: Foundati
Basic introduction to graphic design methods and techniques; understanding the conceptual base of graphic design as a problem-solving discipline; an overview of the history of graphic design including an introduction to current trends in the field and the major designers responsible for creating them.
PAART191. Graphic DesignII:Foundat
Basic introduction to typography, type comping and handlettering. Exploration of the relationship of word and image and its importance in the graphic design process and the elements of organization of typographic forms for power and visual impact.
PAART194. Macintosh Desktop Publ.
Students will be introduced to the various graphic and desktop publishing software packages for the Macintosh computer. These software packages will enable a variety of imaging possibiliti es. An optical scanner and high resolution laser printer will be utilized.
PAART201. Figure Drawing
Disciplined drawing approach to anatomy with emphasis on bone structure, musculation, and its influence on the surface of the figure. Involvement in creative composition.
PAART202. 3-Dimensional Des II A
3-Dimensional Design II, Part A. This is a continuation of 3-Dimensional Design I. Part A must be taken with Part B.
PAART203. 3-Dimensional Des II B
3-Dimensional Design II, Part B. This is a continuation of 3-Dimensional Design I. Part A must be taken with part B.
PAART204. Intermediate Drawing I
Investigation of drawing issues. Basic training in various media and methods of visual articulation.
PAART205. Intermediate Drawing II
A continuation of PAART204. Further investigation of drawing issues. Basis training in various media & methods of visual articulations.
PAART206. The Human Figure II
A continuation of PAART201 Figure Drawing.
PAART212. Intermediate Painting
A studio course on the intermediate level in painting in acrylic or oil media. Directed problems. Work from imagination, still life and the figure. Group and individual criticism.
PAART213. Intermediate Oil Paintng
Study of illusions in space and movement as used for expressive impact. Varied subject matter and painting styles will be emphasized including experimentation within a structured program and concepts.
PAART215. APR215 Intro to Cart
APR215 Introduction to Cartooning A studio exploration ofthe single panel cartoon, humorous illustration, and the editorial cartoon through discussion, examination and experimentation. Cartooning concepts, styles, and techniques wil be discussed. The student will experience creating cartoons from the isolation of an idea to the point of completion for publication.
PAART220. Light,Color & Design IIA
This is a continuation of PAART123/124. In the second semester, the course concentrates on the ways, both historical and experimental, of manipulating the two-dimensional surface to explore its endless expressive and structural possibilities.
PAART221. Light,Color & Design IIB
This is a continuation of PAART123/124. In the second semester, the course concentrates on the ways, both historical and experimental, of manipulating the two-dimensional surface to explore its endless expressive and structural possibilities.
PAART233. Environmental Design
An exploration of two and three dimensional design relting to the environment. Projects include murals, wall graphics, and redesigning exterior sites.
PAART234. Three-Dimensional Design
Relationships between concept, visual organization and threedimensional materials and processes are studied. The integrative nature of the design process and to competence in working with a variety of materials are dealt with in the studio environment.
PAART238. Advertising Design II
A course in lettering, layout and paste-up design as used in newspaper and magazine advertisements.
PAART239. Scenic Design for Stage
Studio course emphasizing the theory and practice of scene design for the performing arts. Emphasis upon determination of an appropriate design concept and execution of the concept in the form of drawings and models.
PAART240. Sculpture I
A studio course on the basic elements of sculptural form through the handling of materials (clay, wood, plastics, etc.) and employing the processes of modeling, carving and constructing.
PAART241. Sculpture II
Further experience with techniques and materials employed in the creation of three-dimensional forms. Directed research in development of individual idiom.
PAART260. Nineteenth Century Art
This course begins with David in the 1780s and ends with the art of Cezanne and other post-impressionists around 1905. The main emphasis is on French nineteenth century art but the art of other European countries and America is also studied.
PAART261. History of ArchitectureI
A survey of the social, political, technological, functional, and aesthetic concerns of Western architecture from its earlies beginnings.
PAART271. Layout and Lettering
Introduction to the basic pen and brush alphabets and to the problems of composition and layout.
PAART272. Model Making I
The art and technique of scale model making to enable the student to study spaces in three dimension and for presentation needs.
PAART273. Photograpy II
Black and white photography beyond the introductory level. Development of technical control through use of the zone system. Stress on the development of personal vision.
PAART277. Printmaking
This course introduces the student to printmaking through one of the following processes; relief, silk screen, intaglio or lithography.
PAART279. Textile Design I
An introductory course in the designing and decorating of fabrics, exploring the various materials and methods involved: such as wax and paste resists, silk screening and block printing with dyes.
PAART282. Intaglio I
Training in the expressive and design possibilities of etching, aquatint, dry point and engraving, with individualized work in both black and white and color.
PAART283. Intaglio II
Continuation of the training in the expressive and design possibilities of etching, aquatint, dry point and engraving, with individualized work in both black and white and color.
PAART285. Under.Proc.of Print. Pro
Understanding the Processes of Printing Production Printing processes and products; type of typesetting considerations; pasteups and mechanicals; techniques of process camera work; film assembly procedures; and characteristics of the printing operation. Emphasis on terminology and practices currently used in the printing industry.
PAART290. Art290 Calligraphy
Calligraphy, the art of beautiful writing, spans the generations from biblical scripts to graphic design. This course covers the basics of lettering from geometric to freehand forms, while developing hand and observation skills. Traditional and contemporary materials, tools and techniques are explored as well as applications from formal invitations to logo designs.
PAART295. Lettering & Calligraphy
Freehand and mechanical repertoire of letter forms and calligraphic styles.
PAART298. Intro.Comp.GraphicsDesgn
Introduction to Computer Graphics Design. Emphasizes high quality and output while exploring the computer as role for the artist and designer.
PAART299. Three Dimension
A foundation course introducing ideas fundamental to threedimensional work and thought. Only simple materials such as paper, cardboard, wire, plaster, wood, and clay are used.
PAART301. Drawing on Nature
Intensive study of the organic, crystalline, and skeletal forms of nature using a variety of techniques to develop skill, accuracy, and expressiveness.
PAART302. Intermediate Drawing
Work moves toward individual concerns in drawing with some focus on composition. A variety of media is explored.
PAART305. Cartoon&Comic Strip Arts
The Cartoon and Comic Strip Arts. Included are: creative writing, the graphic script, continuity, and dialogue; storytelling and film techniques, visualization from rough finish; drawing and composition; analysis of humor; the art of caricature; professional craft techniques; and market conditions, contracts and sydication.
PAART306. Advanced Drawing I
Offers a wide range of experience in drawing. Perceptual and conceptual issues will be pursued, and students will be encouraged to concentrate on the more complex personal and creative aspects of drawing.
PAART307. Advanced Drawing II
A continuation of PAART 306.
PAART308. Intro. to Cartooning
A studio exploration of the single-panel cartoon, humorous illustration, & the editorial cartoon through discussion, examination & experimentation. Cartooning concepts, styles, & techniques will be discussed. The student will experience creating cartoons from the isolation of an idea to the point of completion for publication.
PAART312. Advanced Painting
Advanced original work investigating the sources of inspiration that artists use to conceptualize a painting. Emphasis will be placed on the development of individual, technical, and stylistic directions.
PAART316. Paint Nineth&Twenth Cen.
Painting of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Painting in modern times: impressionism, cubism, fauvism, expressionism, surrelism, and others.
PAART321. Watercolor
A course exploring the varied possibilities of watercolor as an expressive medium.
PAART322. Illustration Studio I
The student will concentrate on one area of illustration; and the development of a consistent, personal style will be emphasized. Individualized expression will be encouraged, and a number of of stylistically related works will be created for a portfolio.
PAART323. Arch.Stained Glass Windw
ARCHITECTURAL STAINED GLASS WINDOWS This course introduces the student to the techniques used in the production of architectural stained glass windows. The student learns the necessary skills by working on actual windows. Architectural stained glass windows are examined as an engineering and design problem through the use of the traditional techniques of cartooning, pattern making, color selection, cutting, glass decoration, and installation.
PAART324. Adv. Stained Glass Windw
ADVANCED STAINED GLASS WINDOWS This course further develops ideas introduced in PAART323. The additional techniques of plating, painting, gold staining, etching and slumping will be introduced. Students will continue to concentrate on the production of architectural stained glass windows.
PAART330. ART330 Adv. Graphic Prod
ART330 Advertising Graphic Production The student will be made aware of the involvement of offset printing in advertising graphic production and how to obtain quality results as a designer, art director or production manager. This course offers everything from layout to final reproduction. The student will be shown the do's and don'ts of stripping, the use of inks, how paper affects quality, cost estimating and much more. High professional standards stressed. A practical and intensive course from the viewpoints of art and production.
PAART331. Display & Exhibit Design
Study of exhibit and industrial displays as a sales medium. Students design and execute exhibits and point-of-purchase displays.
PAART332. Page Advertising Design
Purpose and design of editiorial matter and advertising in newspapers and magazines. Introduction to psychology of visual advertising. Review of layout techniques.
PAART335. Typography I
Advanced problems of typographic design including headline letter spacing, complex problems of body copy design and the fine points of leading, column width, copy color, mixing of faces, use of negative space in typographic composition so that an idea is communicated without actually being read. Study of the great typographic designers of our time and the subleties of personal style. Current trends in typography.
PAART339. Model Design
Planning, material selection and fabrication techniques of model making and their concurrent relationships to the total design process.
PAART340. Advanced Sculpture I
Advanced studio work in the medium best suited to the student's own demonstrated sensibilities since the matching of personality and medium constitutes an important aspect of so physical an activity as serious sculpture.
PAART341. Advanced Sculpture II
A continuation of Advanced Sculpture I. Emphasis on style.
PAART358. Lighting Techniques
Training in lighting techniques, primarily for students who have concentrated in film, video and photography.
PAART360. Arts of Japan
An historical survey of the architecture, painting, and sculpture of Japan from prehistoric times to the nineteenth century.
PAART361. Art:ItalianRenais15thCen
Art of the Italian Renaissance, 15th Century. Italy from 1200 to 1500. Massacio, Botticelli, Brunellschi and Donatello.
PAART362. Art:ItalianRenais16thCen
Art of the Italian Renaissance, 16th Century. High Renaissance and Mannerism in Italy. Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael and Titan.
PAART363. Northern Renaissance Art
Low Countries; France and Germany form 1400 to 1600. Van Eyck Boscn, Bruegel and Durer.
PAART371. Funds. of Airbrush Techs
Fundamental skills, practices, methods and techniques required to produce finished artworks with the use of the airbrush. Covers various materials, equipment, and application to a variety of art careers.
PAART373. Photography IV
Advanced work in photography for students capable of carrying out individual projects of an esthetic, technical, or critical nature. Individual work in color with permission of the instructor.
PAART378. Screen Printing
Fundamentals of screen printing as a commercial printing process. Emphasis on photomechanical stencils.
PAART388. Layout and Design
Concentrated study in two-dimensional organization using the MacIntosh computer and appropriate software as basic tools.
PAART390. Animation Graphics
Theory and practice of animation as it applied to the field of advertising graphics. Activities emphasize the processes of animation from conceptualization and storyboards to call preparation and camera techniques.
PAART393. Child Book Illustration
Children's Book Illustration. Explores contemporary children's book illustration. Emphasis will be on: the examination of current needs and directions in the book business; what makes a book a success, how a book is chosen and marketed; and the relationship of artist to editor.
PAART394. Adv.Comp.Graph.for Graph
ADVANCED COMPUTER GRAPHICS FOR THE GRAPHICS Advanced problems in graphic design on the Macintosh computer. Emphasis will be placed on utilizing the Macintosh for solving design problems. Advanced page layout & graphic programs will be explored. Course is oriented toward the graphic designer.
PAART451. Ceramics V
This thesis studio is an in-depth study of specific concepts and processes. Development and articulation of individual concepts in ceramic design is nurtured. Techniques in kiln firing and glazing are covered.
PAART452. Ceramics VI
This thesis studio is an in-depth study of specific concepts in ceramic design is nurtured. Techniques in kiln firing and glazing are covered. A continuation of Ceramics V.
PAART460. ErlyMdrnArch/RevltntoWWI
Chief styles and monuments of American and European architecture from the "visionaries" (Ledoux, Latrobe, Jefferson) to the birth of the skyscraper and "nonhistorical" architecture. Unique American contribution to modern architectural thought.
PAART461. Greek and Roman Art
Art and architecture in ancient Greece and Rome from about 1500 B.C. through the fourth century A.D. Emphasis on classical Greek art of the first and second centuries A.D.
PAART470. Monoprints: OneOfA Kind
The course teaches varied techniques for making Monoprints. The spontaneity implicit in these techniques helps students develop new approaches to familiar subjects. Both traditional printing materials as well as other art materials can be used in creating unique prints.
PAART471. PrintingI-ElementsofPrnt
A course for the exploration of contemporary attitudes and innovations in fine printing. The basic craft skills used in fine letter press printing are introduced in a studio environment. Through a number of exercises, students gain an understanding of the nature and interaction of printing types with inks and papers as well as fundamental terminology and familiarity with the various pieces of equipment. Emphasis is on printing, typesetting, and design.
PAART477. Art Direction
Problems of the art director; coordination of sets; designs, textures, materials, color values; properties and costumes.
PAART480. Batik Workshop
This course is a studio workshop outlined to investigate the ancient art of batik, techniques used in fabric decoration. Possible fabrics, dyes, waxes, tools, equipment and procedures will be studied in their preparation and use for dyeing. The purpose of the course will be to involve the students in a practical application of art principles using the ancient and contemporary skills applied to the craft of batik dyeing.
POART116. Preparation for Print
ZAIDNER: NEVE YERUSHALAYIM, JERUSALEM, FEB. 1996-PRESENT To give student the ability to execute an idea in graphic design.
POART298. Computer Graphics I
ZAIDNER: NEVE YERUSHALAYIM, JERUSALEM, OCT. 1995-PRESENT To introduce the student to the basics of MAC computers and to achieve competence in the communication between the MAC and IBM systems. To obtain fluency in the Freehand 6.5 System.
POART396. Computer Graphics III
ZAIDNER: NEVE YERUSHALAYIM, JERUSALEM, FEB. 1996-PRESENT To teach the student the advanced study of layout application, enabling them to complete layout tasks within the realm of graphic design.
TEART102. Art History & Apprec. II
Survey of Oriental Art, Primitive Art, and Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Art. Topics include: painting, sculpture, and architecture.