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 Courses marked with an asterisk (*) may be used to partially fulfill
distribution requirements
for Southampton Graduate Campus Students.
UndergraduateArtARTS 130* /FA 120 Section 1Fundamentals of Drawing I This class is designed to acquaint the student with the basic language of drawing. Through a series of prolonged exercises, the student is presented with the fundamental elements of visual communication, such as line, mass, value (tone), and proportion. The student will produce highly finished drawings of relatively simple objects as a means of acquiring the practical, hands-on understanding of this material. Laboratory fee: $65.00. 3 credits T, Th 1:30 - 5:30 p PETRUCCI Session II (July 5th – August 12th) ARTS 131*/FA 120B Section 1 Fundamentals of Drawing II Building on the lessons learned in Fundamentals of Drawing I, this course presents more sophisticated material, such as a greater refinement of surface modeling (shading), structural accuracy, and more complex compositional programs. The student is also encouraged to make personal choices regarding subject matter and content in order to foster individuality and an understanding of artistic communication. Laboratory fee: $65.00. 3 credits T, Th 1:30 - 5:30 p PETRUCCI Session II (July 5th – August 12th) ARTS 151*/FA 250 Section 1 Ceramics An introductory course that offers an overview of ceramic expression. It will focus on hand building techniques and include basic glaze application. Laboratory fee: $65.00. 3 credits M, T, W, Th, F 10:00A - 2:00P KUDDER-SULLIVAN Special Session: June 6 - June 17 (Register for Session 16)
ARTS 170*/FA 160 Section 1 Photography I An introduction to black and white photographic technique, including camera basics, exposure, film development, and printing in the darkroom. This course will also concentrate on the creative and conceptual nature of photography. You will become well acquainted with modern and past masters of photography and we will explore modern trends and movements. Laboratory fee: $65.00. 3 credits T, Th 10:00A - 2:00P BRENNAN Session II (July 5 - August 12) ARTS 222**/FA 112 Section 1 Contemporary 20th Century Art History This course will examine the visual arts in the 20th Century beginning with the rise of Modernism in the late 1800s to the present day. We will focus on the development of the arts through the analysis of movements and philosophies, critical theory and cultural influences. We will study the works of individual artists and groups, familiarizing students with the foundations of art appreciation. Students will develop critical skills for the interpretation, discussion and appreciation of painting, sculpture, photography, architecture and other art forms. T, W, Th 10:00A - 1:00P MULARADELIS Session I (May 23 - July 1) ARTS 230/FA 220 Section 1 Life Drawing The student is first introduced to a system for ascertaining proper proportional measurement, in line only, in order to mitigate some of the complexities of working with the human figure. When this is established, methods for accurately recording the tonal patter based on the close observation of intricate anatomical elements are presented. The figure model assumes prolonged poses to ensure enough working time for the students to absorb the lessons taught. Prerequisites: ARTS 130 and 131. Laboratory fee: $65.00. 3 credits M, T, W 6:00 - 9:55P STAFF Special Session: July 5 - June 29 (Register for Session 16) ARTS 234/FA 335 Section 1 Summer Painting Workshop/Advanced Painting A course designed for students at various skill levels including those who have never painted before through more advanced painters. Emphasis for beginners will be placed in developing essential skills and concepts, starting with basic support preparation, color mixing and the understanding of techniques required to create a finished painting. More advanced students ill focus on personal development and understanding of concept and techniques. A variety of materials may be utilized, including oil and/or acrylic, canvas and wood. Laboratory fee: $65.00. 3 credits M, T, W, Th, F 10:00A - 3:00P ROSCH Special Session: June 13 - June 24 (Register for Session 16) ARTS 234A/FA 335A Section 1 Summer Painting Workshop: Plein Air/Advanced Painting Weather permitting, much of the coursework will take place outdoors. This is a course for students at various skill levels, including those who have never painted before through more advanced painters. Painting directly from nature, students will develop an effective approach to painting on site. A variety of material may be utilized, including oil and/or acrylic. Emphasis is on developing essential skills and concepts. Laboratory fee: $60.00. 3 credits M, T, W, Th, F 9:00A - 2:00P ROSCH Special Session: June 27 - July 8 (Register for Session 16) ARTS 241B*/ARTS 349/FA 241B/FA 349 Section 1 Summer Sculpture Workshop/Advanced Sculpture A course for students at various skill levels including those with no background in sculpture through more advanced sculptor. A variety of material and methodology may be utilized., including stone and metal. More advanced students will have the opportunity to further investigate and develop concepts and materials relating to their interest. Laboratory fee: $65.00 3 credits M, T, W, Th, F 2:00 - 5:00P ROSCH Special Session: June 27 - July 8 (Register for Session 16)
FA 258* Section 1 Computer Generated Imagery/Digital Imagery This course will explore the way computers can aid as tool to develop illustrative and visual concepts. Goes over basic functions of computer programs (Photoshop and Illustrator) in an effort to expand knowledge and integrate into creative process. Look at examples of contemporary artists and current design practices utilizing computer technology. Laboratory fee: $60.00 T, Th 6:00 - 9:00P ZIGMUND Session I (May 23 - July 1) ARTS 285/FA 253 Section 1 Papermaking This course is an introduction to the art and craft of papermaking. The set up and operation of a paper mill, sheet formation using diverse plant fibers, cast paper, custom deckles, and colored pulp painting, will be explored. Laboratory fee: $60.00. 3 credits M, T, W, Th, F 1:00 - 5:00P GILES Room: SAG Special Session: July 11 - July 22 (Register for Session 16 FA 430* Section 1 Art Studio III/IV Students will develop art works based on conceptual and theoretical problem solving. Personal interpretations and the use of various media will be used at an advanced level while completing assignments. Students will be given studio space. 3 credits Hours arranged (lst meeting Tuesday 7/5/05 in North Cottage) ROSCH Session II (July 5 - August 12) ARTS 380 Section 1 Printmaking: Painterly Prints This course explores the aesthetic values and mechanical processes of monoprinting from a painterly approach. Student will have the opportunity to create etchings, collagraphs, monotypes and monoprints. No previous knowledge of printmaking is necessary. Laboratory fee: $60.00 3 credits M, T, W, Th, F 10:00A - 3:00P GILES Special Session: August 1 - August 12 (Register for Session 16) MusicMUSI 301 Section 1Special Studies in Music: Digital Composition/Songwriting A hands-on workshop for aspiring songwriters, this course will explore the songwriting process from initial inspiration to finished product. Beginning students will gain an understanding of song structure, and will learn the basics of digital sound recording. More advanced students will have the opportunity to have their work evaluated and work more independently to craft finished recordings. 3 credits T, Th 6:00 - 10:00P KOONTZ Session II (July 5 - August 12) TheatreTHEA 304 Section 1Master Class in Theatre: Acting Workshop Intense scene study in this course further develops stage techniques. The emphasis is on characterization, script analysis, actions/objectives, and correcting individual problems. Audition techniques will be discussed. More information and application are available here. Prerequisite: Special Application Required. Contact Summer Program Office, 631-287-8175. BALDWIN Special Session, Dates to be Announced. *May be used to partially fulfill studio core requirements.
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