Arts,., Department of Visual & Theatrical Arts
Chair: Barry Krammes, M.F .A.
port, leadership recruitment, and training as th ey affect communi cat ion , national and inte rn ational deve lopment. 401 Modern Anthropological Theory and Practice (3) An exami nati on of the theories a nd principle figures who have contr ih uced co the development of modern a nthropol og ica l inquir y, research strategies and field methodologies. 402 Social Organization (3) Crossc ulcural scudy of the hasic human groups of family. kin and communit y, engaging the stu d e nt in field methodology and research , and appl ica ti on of prin cip les and data of social orga ni i.a tion to crossculrnral e nterprises. 403 Economy, Society and Values (3) Explorat ion of theory and meth ods for the stud y of economic and social re lat io ns as they imp act human val ues, with emphas is on ana ly tic tools fo r comparat ive research and crosscultural applica
Afr ica, Ocean ia and the Ame ricas. Areas of investigation will include aes thetic theories. va lu e systems, as well as social , philosophi ca l and re ligious trad itions. Fee: $7.'i . 104 Crafts (3) I ntrodu cco ry srndies on va ri o us forms of handicrafts, including wood. metal art and fihers. Fee: $75. 107 Basic Drawing (3) An introduct ion to drawing, per spective , line . shape, va lue tex t ure and composi tion . Fee: $50. 108 Basic Figure Drawing (3) An introduction to fundamentals of drawing the human figure from ges rnre co fini shed work. Emphas is on shape, form. va lue . struct ure and individual expression. Fee: $75. 109 Introduction to Computer Art (3) A su rvev of basic comp ute r art skills and programs as they relate to an-makin g activities . This course is designed to g ive the sw dent basic proficiencies for furnre work in th e art arena. Fee: $75. 110 Basic Design (3) A ba s ic fo undati o n co ur se to establish visual desi gn concepts. T hi s co urse exam ines e leme nts and principles of two-dimen sional design. Fee: $75. 111 Three-Dimensional Design (3) Basic techniques in three-dimen sional form. Introd ucti on includes preparation of drawings, models and construct ion . Fee: $75. 116 Survey of Western Art History I : Prehistoric Through Renaissance (3) S urvey of Western visual art and architecrnre from its ancient origins through the Renaissance. Works of art and arch itecwre are discussed in terms of style, mean ing and social context. Field trips co area muse ums examine original art from the C lass ical era to the Renaissance. GE credit-Fine Arts req uirement (Art majors first priori ty) Fee: $7.'i. 126 Survey of Western Art His tory II : Baroque through Impressionism (3) Second in a two-part s ur vey of Western visual art and architecture, th is course covers the great art istic contributions of the 17th. 18th and 19 th cenrnries. Works of art and architecwre are discussed in terms of style. meaning and social con text. F ie ld trips to area museum examine original art from each era. GE cred it- F ine arts requirement (Art majors first priori ty) Fee: $75. 130 Introduction to Studio Arts (3) A study of the primary historical sty listic pe riods of man 's work in the
30.5. 310, 311. 31.'i or 103, 32.5, 427, 460 and six upper di vision e lectives in either ceram ic-s or sculpture. Film and Video (69 units) Film a nd Vide o emphasis majors must complete the follow inµ:: 107, 109, 110, 111 , 11 6, 126, 2 10, 3 11 , 315, .,ZS. 348. 424, 42.5, 444, 44.'i , Communi cat ions 2.'i l , 3S2, 353, 3S6, 357, 3S8,3S9.4S2. Graphic Design (66 units) Gra phi c Design e mph asis majors must compl ete the follow ing: 107, 108, 109, I 10, 111 , 11 6. 126. 2m, 2n, 22 1. .,03, 311, 312. 3B, 3 1.'i or 103. 320 or 322, 32 1, 412 , 419, 420. 425, 435 or 460. Art Teaching Credential (78 units) Swdents interested in a teach ing credential must have passing sco res o n the appropr iat e Praxis/SSAT exam inations prior co submitting an application for sw dent teaching. See the Depart ment of Ed ucation for details. Pre-Art Therapy (69 units) Pre-Art Therap y e mphasi s majors must complete the follow ing: 107, 108. 109. I 10. 111 , 11 6. 126. 210, 211. 212, zn• . ,os, 308, 311. 31S or I03. 426. 4.,0. 43.'i, three c redits of upper division art e lec~ rives, Psychology 200. 309. 411. and e ithe r 320. 321. or 322: Biology 100, Sociologv 220 or Anthrnpolo!,,'Y 200. The pre-art therapy emphasis is p an o f an " Interdisc iplinary Op tion " within the Art Depart ment designed to prepare t he undergraduate s tud ent fo r lat er grad uate stud y in an therapy at an accredited grad uate program. Note: Philo.rophy 2 I6 is rrco111- me11ded for 11// 1111 majors. r:ompk tio11 of 1111 m11jorf11/fi/l, tht, gmcml ed11ca1io11 req11i11:me11t forfi11e arts. MINOR An Art Afi11or is offered with comp let ion of lower d iv isi o n courses 100, 107. 110. plus 12 units of upper division co urses totaling 21 un its.
FACULTY Professor: Krammes Assoc iate Professors: Ca lli s, Cavin Assistant Professor: Cox OBJECTIVES T he goal of Biola's Department of Visual and T heatrical Art is co view the life and production of the art ist holisti call y and through that perception, provide chall e ngi ng instruction in visual and theatri cal art T his instruction allows the srn dent to understa nd how the ir life, their faith. and their art is dynami cally connected and how as a Christ ian and an artist they c,-an impact the world. Upon w mpletion of any of the programs offered in the Depart ment of Visual and T heatric-a l Art, the student will have an adeq uate foundational understanding of vari m1s areas of expression. T h rough development of skills, philosophic-al and historical perspectives of visual and theatre art, the Biola graduate should he prepared for postgraduate srndy or a career in visual or theatri cal art in eithe r secular or Christian related enterprises. T he visual arts portion of the department is accred ited through the National Associa tion of Schools of An and Des ign (NASAD). DEGREE PROGRAMS A TJ11che/or of Am degret i11 An is offered upon completion of the uni vers it y bacca laure ate a nd major req uir e me nt s . The a rt major requires the compl e ti on of 57 unit~, cons ist ing of the fo llow ing: 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 11 6, 126,2 10. 2 11 , 2 12. 2 13. 304. 30.'i , 308. .,10, 3 11 , 3 1.'i, and six units of 400 level e lect ives. A /Jache/or of Scimcr de!(rer i11 Art is offered upon completion of the uni versity baccalaureate and the an major in one of the fo llow i n µ: emp hases: studio arts , graph ic design , art ed ucat ion. or pre-art therapy. Each of these four concentratio ns offer addi tional choices fo r focu sed swdy. MAJORS Studio Arts (66 units) Drawing and Painting emphasis majors must rnmplete: 107. 108, 109, 110, 111. 116. 126. 210,2 12. 213, 221, 307,308, 309 or 413. 310, ., 11 , .Wi or 103, ., 19, 325, 408 or 414. 427. 460. 'T'hree Dimensional emphasis majors must compl e te the fo llow ing: 107, 108, 109. 110, 111. 116. 126, 2 10, 2 11 , 212,213, 22 1, 304,
tion . Prerequisite: 200. 420 Topics in Urban Anthropology (3)
Examination of the culwral adap tation resulting in the growth of cit ies. patterns of migration , social effects of urhanization. rel at ion ships co surrounding communiti es and the growt h of mega lopoli s internationall y. May be repeated with d iffe rent course content. 480 Directed Research in Anthropology (1 -3) Individual directed resea rc h in anthropology on a specific copic or problem. Prerequisite: junior or sen ior stand ing and consent of pro fessor. May be repeated with dif ferent content to a total of 6 uni ts.
COURSES (ARTS) 100 Art Appreciation (3)
An introduction to the hi story of art criticism and aesthetics: a visual analys is of works of arc: compara tive studies on selected paintings and sculpwres. Designed for non- majors. Fee: $SO. - 103 Non-Western Art (3) Survey of no n-west e rn a rc a nd a rchiteccure . Introduc ing major fo rm s , functions a nd materials used b y the peoples of As ia ,
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