Bachelor of Arts in Art
The mission of the Department of Art is to prepare students to use their artistic abilities to make a difference in society. Our goal is to train and graduate students who are empowered artists, focused on excellence in creative activity, learning, teaching, and who are essential to the continued development of our vibrant culture. The department also maintains the Kimura Gallery and the Arc Gallery that provide opportunities for campus and community members to see the exhibitions of international, national, and local artists. Students are encouraged to engage directly with art in these exhibitions through talks by the artists, curators, and art faculty.
Courses
- ART A105 — Beginning Drawing 3 Credits
- ART A111 — Two-Dimensional Design 3 Credits
- ART A112 — Color Design 3 Credits
- ART A113 — Three-Dimensional Design 3 Credits
- ART A201 — Beginning Handbuilt Ceramics 3 Credits
- ART A202 — Beginning Wheelthrown Ceramics 3 Credits
- ART A203 — Introduction to Art Education 3 Credits
- ART A205 — Intermediate Drawing 3 Credits
- ART A211 — Beginning Sculpture 3 Credits
- ART A212 — Beginning Watercolor 3 Credits
- ART A213 — Beginning Painting 3 Credits
- ART A215 — Beginning Printmaking 3 Credits
- ART A224 — Beginning Photography 3 Credits
- ART A252 — Beginning Graphic Design 3 Credits
- ART A257 — Computer Art 3 Credits
- ART A261 — History of Western Art I 3 Credits
- ART A262 — History of Western Art II 3 Credits
- ART A270 — Beginning Alaska Native Art 3 Credits
- ART A362 — History of Modern Art 3 Credits
- ART A363 — History of Contemporary Art 3 Credits
- ART A364 — Italian Renaissance Art 3 Credits
- ART A367 — History of Photography 3 Credits
- ART A491 — Senior Seminar 3 Credits
- ART A492 — Art History Seminar 3 Credits
- PHIL A401 — Aesthetics 3 Credits
- WRTG A111 — Writing Across Contexts 3 Credits