Fine Arts in St. Lawrence College, Canada

Fine Arts in St. Lawrence College

Overview

In this introductory program, students develop basic skills in drawing, painting, and colour in a variety of media. Students are encouraged to explore their individual creativity and artistic ability. Students experience both the practical and theoretical components of fine arts.

Program Learning Outcomes

1. Apply basic principles of artistic design and essential skills in painting, drawing and other visual arts to create works for one’s own enjoyment, for gallery or other exhibits, and/or for sale or commission
2. Work safely and effectively with a broad range of highly specialized, potentially dangerous, studio equipment, material and substances in the production of artistic creations.
3. Critique one’s artistic works and that of others to foster an awareness of creative expression and growth in visual and creative arts.
4. Select original works of art to develop a portfolio to promote one’s talent.
5. Analyze contemporary issues and current trends in the arts to determine opportunities for artistic growth.
6. Communicate basic design and technical information effectively through artistic skills and language to a variety of audiences.

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