Printmaking Minor

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Visual Arts and Art History Department information

Printmaking has evolved into an interdisciplinary medium, combining traditional and alternative processes that integrate many visual media, such as painting, drawing, ceramics, photography and digital arts. Printmaking expands possibilities to be versatile in a variety of mixed media by offering an introduction to a broad array of techniques.

Requirements

A. Core Courses (9 credits)

ART 122 - Introduction to Printmaking (3)
ART 131 - Drawing I for Studio and Design (3)
ART 141 - Two-Dimensional Design (3).

B. Electives (12 credits)

Four from:

ART 337 - Relief Printmaking (3).
ART 338 - Intaglio Printmaking (3).
ART 339 - Screenprinting (3).
ART 341 - Workshop Practice of the Monoprint (3).
ART 343 - Collagraphic Printmaking (3).
ART 344 - Lithographic Printmaking (3).
ART 345 - Digital Printmaking (3).
ART 356 - Sequential Printmaking (3).
ART 490 - Topics in Advanced Printmaking Techniques (3).