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Visual Arts 0510 Fundamentals of Art I View Details
The students will be provided with studio experience of the fundamental components necessary for the creation of visual art. Students will engage in projects and assignments that examine the importance of shape making, line and contour, colour and tonal relationships, composition, perspective and spatial illusion, and other aspects of two-dimensional and three-dimensional art. Students will also be introduced to the work of prominent and influential artists as they relate to the projects at hand.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: Lecture/Studio 4 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: May not be taken by Visual Arts majors.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1010 Introductory Painting View Details
A studio for beginners exploring traditional and abstract approaches to acrylic painting. Projects will introduce the study of composition, value, colour, and application of materials.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: Lecture/Studio 4 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit: 25
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1011 Special Topics Studio View Details
An in-depth exploration of an area of studio practice. The topic will be announced by the Department in advance.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Special Topic: Yes
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Enrolment limited to 15
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1015 Introduction to Digital Image View Details
An introduction to using Adobe Photoshop for creating digital images. Through hands-on applications, students will explore the use of layers and essential software tools and controls for creating composite images from multiple image sources.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Cross-List(s): Media, Film, and Communications 1015
Offering: Lecture/Studio 4 hours per week, project time as required.
Notes: Only one of Visual Arts 1015 or Visual Arts 2410 can be taken for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1017 Fundamentals of Art View Details
Students will be provided with studio experience of the fundamental components necessary for the creation of visual art. Projects using traditional and non-traditional media will introduce students to practical applications of the elements and principles of design, and the methods of organization as they pertain to both two-dimensional and three-dimensional art. Students will also be introduced to the work of prominent and influential artists as they relate to the projects at hand.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: Lecture/Studio 4 hours per week. Project time as required.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1030 Introductory Sculpture View Details
An introduction to basic vocabulary, concepts and processes of three-dimensional form.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: Lecture/Studio 4 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit: 15
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1050 Introductory Ceramics View Details
An introduction to the techniques of handbuilding and throwing on the potter's wheel designed to familiarize the students with the nature of clay. The course includes clay and glaze decorating techniques as well as the loading and firing of kilns.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: Lecture/Studio 4 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit: 15
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1090 Prehistory to the Middle Ages View Details
A survey of the artifacts, art and architecture from Prehistory through to the late Medieval period. Emphasis is placed on the historical, religious, political and cultural contexts of production with a focus on Western artistic production.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 1080 may not take Visual Arts 1090/1091 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1091 Renaissance to the Contemporary Period View Details
A survey of the major artists, architects and artistic movements of the early Renaissance through to the present day. The visual arts and architecture from Europe as well as the Americas, Asia and India will be examined in relation to the contexts of production.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 1080 may not take Visual Arts 1090/1091 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1150 Introductory Drawing View Details
An introductory course exploring a wide range of traditional and contemporary approaches to drawing. Through a series of studio assignments and illustrated lectures, students will learn to use various drawing materials and techniques to examine the fundamental elements of visual communication such as line, tone, shading and composition.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: Lecture/studio 4 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit: 25. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 1020 may not take Visual Arts 1150/1170 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 1170 Introduction to Figure Drawing View Details
An introduction to rendering the human body as a subject in visual arts. Through a series of studio exercises and assignments, students will explore the range of techniques and tools used for traditional and contemporary approaches to drawing the figure.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: Lecture/studio 4 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit: 25. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 1020 may not take Visual Arts 1150/1170 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 2010 Intermediate Drawing, Part I View Details
Explores contemporary and traditional approaches to different methods of drawing. Various methods of figure drawing based on direct observations and other research will be addressed.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): Visual Arts 1150 or 1170
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 25. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 2021 may not take Visual Arts 2010/2011 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2011 Intermediate Drawing, Part II View Details
Drawing with an emphasis on alternative methods and unconventional tools. Includes observational studies of the human form.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): Visual Arts 2010
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 25. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 2021 may not take Visual Arts 2010/2011 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2014 Intermediate Painting, Part I View Details
An exploration of contemporary painting with a focus on colour, composition, and the review of painting materials and techniques.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): Visual Arts 1010
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 25. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 2041 may not take Visual Arts 2014/2015 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2015 Intermediate Painting, Part II View Details
A project based approach to studio painting with a focus on understanding theories of art as they relate to contemporary trends in painting.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): Visual Arts 2014
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 25. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 2041 may not take Visual Arts 2014/2015 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2030 Introductory Printmaking View Details
A survey of the historical, technical, and aesthetic aspects of intaglio and relief printmaking. Covers the basic procedures and technical processes of printmaking.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: Lecture/Studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Students cannot take Visual Arts 2030 for credit if they have taken Visual Arts 1070.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 2110 Intermediate Ceramics, Part I View Details
Covers hand-building techniques using different clay bodies. Includes the study of contemporary ceramic practices for clay manipulation, glaze mixing and surface treatments. Participating in the kiln firing process is an integral part of the course.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): Visual Arts 1050
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 2101 may not take Visual Arts 2110/2111 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2111 Intermediate Ceramics, Part II View Details
Further development of clay working skills for hand-building sculptural forms and enhancing techniques for wheel-throwing. Glaze chemistry and non-traditional surface treatments will also be explored.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): Visual Arts 2110
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 2101 may not take Visual Arts 2110/2111 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2112 Intermediate Sculpture, Part I View Details
Study of the techniques and methods used for the production of studio sculpture. Covers fabrication with mold making and casting materials and construction methods for using soft and rigid materials.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): Visual Arts 1030
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 2121 may not take Visual Arts 2112/2113 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2113 Intermediate Sculpture, Part II View Details
Concepts in contemporary art will be applied to studio assignments for creating sculpture.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): Visual Arts 2112
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 2121 may not take Visual Arts 2112/2113 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2114 Intermediate Printmaking View Details
Study of the techniques and processes used for intaglio, relief and silk screen printing. Covers etch, aquatint, and block printing.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 1070
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 2143 may not take Visual Arts 2114/2115 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2115 Graphic Design View Details
Introduction to the fundamentals of graphic design and computer graphics using Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign software. Covers typography, digital illustration, and preparing art for print.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: Lecture/studio 6 hours per week. Project time as required.
Notes: Enrolment limit 15.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 2211 Critical Studies in Early Twentieth Century Art View Details
A critical examination of the major artistic movements of western Europe in relation to political, social and cultural contexts.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Open to students in their second year level or higher. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 2220 may not take 2211/2212 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2212 Critical Studies in Late Twentieth Century Art View Details
A critical examination of the major artistic movements of western Europe and the United States in relation to political, social and cultural contexts.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Open to students in their second year level or higher. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 2220 may not take Visual Arts 2211/2212 for credit.

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Visual Arts 2310 Special Topics in Art History View Details
An in-depth study of a particular theme or historical period in art history. The subject matter will be announced by the Department in advance.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Special Topic: Yes
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 2315 Special Topics Studio View Details
An in-depth exploration of an area of studio practice. The topic will be announced by the Department in advance.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Special Topic: Yes
Offering: Studio 3 hours per week.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 2410 Computer Art I View Details
An introduction to commonly used techniques for producing two-dimensional images via computer technology. Using popular applications such as ADOBE PHOTOSHOP and similar programs, students will be introduced to issues related to image acquisition and creation, file formats and their uses, image editing, colour and tonal balance, and the creative use of image masks.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Cross-List(s): Media, Film, and Communications 2412
Offering: 3-0; 0-0
Notes: Only one of Visual Arts 1015 or Visual Arts 2410 can be taken for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 2430 Computer Art II View Details
An advanced exploration of the techniques introduced in Visual Arts 2410.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): Visual Arts 2410 or permission of the instructor
Cross-List(s): Media, Film, and Communications 2433
Offering: 0-0; 3-0
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3011 Advanced Sculpture Part 1 View Details
An in-depth study of the materials and processes used to create contemporary sculpture. Students will further develop skills for mold making, casting, fabrication and woodworking along with the application of ready-made objects. Important themes in contemporary art will be covered as the foundation for studio assignments.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 2113
Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3001 may not take Visual Arts 3011/3012 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3012 Advanced Sculpture Part 2 View Details
A series of studio projects following a thematic approach, determined in consultation with the instructor. Also examines best practices for exhibiting three-dimensional art in both traditional gallery spaces and non-traditional display settings.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3011
Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3001 may not take Visual Arts 3011/3012 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3013 Advanced Drawing Part 1 View Details
An advanced study of drawing from observation, memory, research, and imagination. Emphasis is placed on drawing from the live model and anatomy with a focus on observational drawing. Development of the technical and aesthetic skills required for effective self-expression are explored and an individual drawing series is introduced.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 2011
Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3021 may not take Visual Arts 3013/3014
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3014 Advanced Drawing Part 2 View Details
Continues the application of techniques and concepts from observation and imagination. Emphasis is placed on the development of the language of drawing, mark making as an individualized tool, and non-traditional techniques and approaches. An independent series is further developed and presentation issues are considered.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3013

Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3021 may not take Visual Arts 3013/3014 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3015 Advanced Painting Part 1 View Details
An advanced study of painting based on research and observation. Explores the importance of concepts in relation to contemporary painting and the role of aesthetic skills in the development of subject matter. Individual skills are developed through a series of guided projects.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 2015
Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 20. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3041 may not take Visual Arts 3015/3016 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3016 Advanced Painting Part 2 View Details
An advanced study of painting that focuses on the development of painterly skills through research-based projects. Explores the relationship between the meaning of the produced image and the intentions of the artist through the creation of a series of works of art. The painterly methods of modern and contemporary artists will also be examined.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3015
Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 20. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3041 may not take Visual Arts 3015/3016 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3110 Advanced Ceramics Part 1 View Details
Covers advanced techniques for hand building and wheel throwing clay with emphasis on developing an individual expression of form. Examines glaze technology and firing kilns as an integral part of working in ceramics.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 2111
Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3101 may not take Visual Arts 3110/3111 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3111 Advanced Ceramics Part 2 View Details
Continues the practice of mastering various techniques used for working with clay. Students will also focus on developing a conceptual framework through a series of studio assignments covering planning, production, and the final presentation of works of art.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3110

Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3101 may not take Visual Arts 3110/3111 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3112 Advanced Printmaking Part 1 View Details
A further exploration of printmaking methods with an emphasis on experimentation and non-traditional procedures including the use of photo-based and mixed media. Projects will stress the development of a personal style.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 2114
Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3141 may not take Visual Arts 3112/3113 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3113 Advanced Printmaking Part 2 View Details
Focuses on developing a thematic body of work drawing on various forms of conventional and unconventional printmaking. Students work on thematic and conceptual ideas, develop an artist statement, and are encouraged to work in media of their choosing.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3112

Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 3141 may not take Visual Arts 3112/3113 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3811 Special Topics in Art History View Details
The topic for this seminar will vary from year to year. Topic will be announced by the department in advance.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Special Topic: Yes
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Open to students in their third year level or higher.

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Visual Arts 3823 Special Topics Studio View Details
The topic of this special studio course will vary from year to year and will be given by instructors with a particular interest in an area where a yearly course offering is impossible. Please check with the Visual Arts office for the current topic being offered.
Credit Weight: 1.0
Special Topic: Yes
Offering: Seminar 4 hours per week. Project time as required.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 3870 Critical Studies in Feminist Art History View Details
A critical examination of feminism, gender and sexuality in relation to the visual art produced by women from the late 1960s to the contemporary period.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Cross-List(s): Women's Studies 3870
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Open to students in their third year level or higher. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 3880 may not take Visual Arts 3870/3871 for credit. Women's Studies Group 1 Course

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Visual Arts 3871 Critical Studies in Feminist Visual Culture View Details
A critical examination of feminism, gender and sexuality in relation to contemporary visual culture. Media explored include film, television, advertising and toys.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Cross-List(s): Women's Studies 3871
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Open to students in their third year level or higher. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 3880 may not take Visual Arts 3870/3871 for credit. Women's Studies Group 1 Course

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Visual Arts 4010 Internship View Details
The purpose of this course is to provide the student with work experience in an art-related setting. This may involve work in the area of commercial or applied art or other media-based industries, volunteer or paid labour in an art gallery setting, assisting in the teaching of art classes, tutoring in art, or other appropriate work experiences. Work experiences are recorded in a journal. Students have the option of producing a significant paper of sufficient length on a relevant topic. Specific assignments will be arranged for each student.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s): 4th year standing in Visual Arts or permission of the Department
Offering: Hours per week will vary
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4011 Senior Sculpture Part 1 View Details
An advanced and intensive exploration of the student's chosen medium. Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art following an individualized outline decided in consultation with the instructor.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3012
Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4003 may not take Visual Arts 4011/4012 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4012 Senior Sculpture Part 2 View Details
Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art continuing the individualized outline established in 4011 and decided in consultation with the instructor. Coursework will be selected as part of a group exhibition for a degree-culminating art exhibition.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 4011
Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit is 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4001 may not take Visual Arts 4011/4012 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4013 Senior Drawing Part 1 View Details
An advanced and intensive exploration of the student's chosen medium. Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art following an individualized outline decided in consultation with the instructor.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3014

Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4021 may not take Visual Arts 4013/4014 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4014 Senior Drawing Part 2 View Details
Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art continuing the individualized outline established in 4013 and decided in consultation with the instructor. Coursework will be selected as part of a group exhibition for a degree-culminating art exhibition.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 4013

Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4021 may not take Visual Arts 4013/4014 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4015 Senior Painting Part 1 View Details
An advanced and intensive exploration of the student's chosen medium. Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art following an individualized outline decided in consultation with the instructor.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3016
Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4041 may not take Visual Arts 4015/4016 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4016 Senior Painting Part 2 View Details
Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art continuing the individualized outline established in 4015 and decided in consultation with the instructor. Coursework will be selected as part of a group exhibition for a degree-culminating art exhibition.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 4015
Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4041 may not take Visual Arts 4015/4016 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4017 Professional Practices in Art View Details
Outlines the methods of sustaining an art practice as a visual artist. Following a review of the Canadian gallery structure, students will explore strategies for self-promotion by preparing a curriculum vitae, learning about photo and video documentation, online promotion and creating a public profile, and writing an application cover letter. Topics also include grants and grant writing for visual artists, establishing a studio business, graduate studies, studio residencies, and other opportunities for artists.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

4th Year Standing in Honours Visual Arts
Offering: 3-0; 0-0
Notes: Notes: enrolment limit 15. Students must have fourth year standing in the Visual Arts Honours program. Students who have a previous credit in Visual Arts 4130 may not take Visual Arts 4017 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4018 Honours Exhibition View Details
Covers the preparation stages and requirements for the presentation of fourth year studio coursework in a degree culminating gallery exhibition. Students develop an individualized exhibition strategy in consultation with the instructor. Topics include: defining studio content and an exhibition plan, preparing for display requirements, writing an artist statement and photo documentation. Group work will be done for a catalogue to coincide with the final exhibition at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 4017

Offering: 0-0-; 3-0
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students must have fourth year standing in the Honours Bachelor of Fine Arts degree program in order to participate in the exhibition at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4030 Special Topics Art History View Details
An in-depth exploration of an area of Art History. Topic may vary from year to year and will be announced by the Department in advance.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Special Topic: Yes
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Open to students in their third year level or higher
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4110 Senior Ceramics Part 1 View Details
An advanced and intensive exploration of the student's chosen medium. Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art following an individualized outline decided in consultation with the instructor.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3111
Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4101 may not take Visual Arts 4110/4111 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4111 Senior Ceramics Part 2 View Details
Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art continuing the individual outline established in 4110 and decided in consultation with the instructor. Coursework will be selected as part of a group exhibition for a degree-culminating art exhibition.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 4110

Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4101 may not take Visual Arts 4110/4111 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4112 Senior Printmaking Part 1 View Details
An advanced and intensive exploration of the student's chosen medium. Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art following an individualized outline decided in consultation with the instructor.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 3113
Offering: 0-6; 0-0 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4141 may not take Visual Arts 4112/4113 for credit
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4113 Senior Printmaking Part 2 View Details
Students are expected to produce a significant body of exhibition quality works of art continuing the individualized outline established in 4112 and decided in consultation with the instructor. Coursework will be selected as part of a group exhibition for a degree-culminating art exhibition.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Prerequisite(s):

Visual Arts 4112
Offering: 0-0; 0-6 Additional studio time may be required
Notes: Enrolment limit 15. Students who have previous credit in Visual Arts 4141 may not take Visual Arts 4112/4113 for credit.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4213 History of 20th and 21st Century Canadian Art View Details
A critical examination of the Visual Arts in Canada from the twentieth century to the contemporary period.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Open to students in their third year level or higher.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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Visual Arts 4250 Critical Theory and Art History View Details
An exploration of the critical shifts that have occurred within the discipline of art history. Theories examined include Marxism, feminism, post-structuralism, deconstruction and postmodernism.
Credit Weight: 0.5
Cross-List(s): Social Justice 5251
Offering: 3-0; or 3-0
Notes: Open to students in their third year level or higher.
Course Classifications: Type A: Humanities

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