Minor in Printmaking
About This Program
The Minor in Printmaking emphasizes the exploration of ideas through active making and the investigation of the graphic aesthetic. The focus of courses is on the inventive and conceptual use of printmaking underscoring critical and contemporary issues in art; the tools that are learned are applicable to a range of practices.
Competencies
- Upon graduation, students will be able to demonstrate proficiency in studio foundation skills as they relate to the elements and principles of design, drawing, and printmaking.
- Upon graduation, students will be able to illustrate an understanding of printmaking skills appropriate to specific challenges of the creative process.
- Upon graduation, students will be able to skillfully use tools and materials that are unique to printmaking processes.
- Upon graduation, students will be able to conceive, design, and fabricate original work in a self-driven and proactive manner.
Curriculum
Students interested in the Printmaking Minor should consult the Art & Art History Department advising office to determine the most advantageous selection of courses.
| Printmaking Specialization | ||
| ART 1305 | TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN | 3 |
| ART 1307 | DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS | 3 |
| ART 3343 | PRINTMAKING | 3 |
| ART 4345 | ADVANCED PRINTMAKING | 3 |
| ART 4345 | ADVANCED PRINTMAKING | 3 |
| ART 4391 | INDEPENDENT STUDY | 3 |
| or ART 4392 | SPECIAL STUDIES | |
| Total Hours | 18 | |
Advising Resources
Information on booking undergraduate advising appointments and more is available online. We also offer Advisathon to assist. The Art Office can help, and we regularly share updates on how and when to get advised via emails. Graduate students please meet with the MFA Director for your advising.
Location:
Undergraduate Advising
336 Fine Arts Bldg.
Graduate Advising
335 Fine Arts Bldg.
Email:
Undergraduate
artadvising@uta.edu
Graduate
art-arthistory@uta.edu
Phone:
817-272-2891