VMA-100 Cultures and Careers in Visual Art

This course introduces students to creativity as a process, careers in creative fields, academic planning for transfer, and college and departmental resources. Classroom discussions will examine the personal and cultural relevance of a wide range of art forms, aesthetic approaches, contemporary and historical movements, and how art and design function in the context of an equitable society. Students and faculty will take part in creating an atmosphere of mutual respect and civility where diverse viewpoints can be shared. Students will work on independent projects that lead to portfolio development and sustainable studio practice. Activities will include presentations by visiting artists, faculty, and student support staff. Field trips will include local galleries, studios, and museums. The course is required for all Visual and Media Arts majors.
Prerequisites ENG-095 or ELL-103, and MAT-093 or higher.
Gen. Ed. Course No
Mass Transfer Course Yes
Credits: 3