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Fine Art Degree
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The creation of culture is no easy task, but those enrolled in a Fine Arts degree understand the importance of such a task. Through the study of the painting, photography, and violin skills, the program hopes to imbue the creative spirit of creation in all its students. | Painting Violin Photography | Regular Foxbury Institute | Floral Designer (Gardener Career) Master of the Real (Painter Career) Musician (Entertainer Career) Stylist (Style Influencer Career) Freelance Artist |
Distinguished University of Britechester |
Fine Art Classes
Painting I
Description: Students will begin with an introductory painting class, giving them an overview of technique, style, and art history to prepare them for creating a large amount of original artwork as they pursue their Fine Art degree. | Skill: Painting | Class:1:30pm – 2:55pm Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
Digital Painting with Virtual Brushes
Description: With digital art on the rise, this course starts students with traditional painting on canvas, but quickly moves to a virtual space where artists can paint an infinite number or brush types on canvases as large as the imagination. | Skill: Painting | Class:9:30am – 10:55am Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Give a Presentation! | Daily Task: Homework |
Violin Through the Ages
Description: This course provides a history of the violin since it was first introduces as an instrument, with details on how its form and creation has evolved. Students will also play music pieces written for violin throughout its life, from the earliest folk songs to avant-garde modern arrangements. | Skill: Violin | Class:3:00pm – 4:25pm Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Submit a Term Paper! | Daily Task: Homework |
String Theory
Description: This introductory music theory class assumes some amount of student knowledge with the violin, using a variety of standard pieces for the instrument to demonstrate concepts in classical music. Students will attempt to pen their own short violin pieces to show what they’ve learned. | Skill: Violin | Class:8:00am – 9:25am Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
Phone Photos and Selfie Culture
Description: In a world where everyone walks around with a camera in their pockets, how does the art of photography change? This course looks at the stage of photography with modern phones with high-quality embedded cameras, and explores the rise of the selfie and how it relates to our historical fascination with portrait photography. | Skill: Photography | Class:9:30am – 10:55am Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Give a Presentation! | Daily Task: Homework |
Intermediate Digital Photo Enhancement
Description: With the majority of photography being taken digitally nowadays, it’s easy to adjust a few pixels through filters, algorithms, or manual retouching. As consumers have become more familiar with different photo styles, learning digital photo enhancement software has become a necessary skill for any budding photographer. | Skill: Photography | Class:8:00am – 9:25am Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
The Physics of Musical Sound
Description: In collaboration with the physics department, this course looks at the specific ways in which stringed musical instruments make sound. Students will explore the basics of how sound travels through space, how our ears and brains interpret sound, and the slip-stick physics of stringed instruments. | Skill: Violin | Class:1:30pm – 2:55pm Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
Fiddlin’ Around
Description: Most consider the fiddle and violin to be the same instrument, with the musical genres that instrument plays determining what to call it. This course explores music beyond the classical that is played by the violin, along with an examination of the differences in actual playing method when encountering fiddle music. | Skill: Violin | Class:11:00am – 12:25pm Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Submit a Term Paper! | Daily Task: Homework |
Fine Art in Public Spaces
Description: Taking painting outside of the studio environment, this class looks at the many spaces that public art occupies, as well as teaching students the skills necessary to make art in venues where the artist may have less control and unconventional materials. | Skill: Painting | Class:3:00pm – 4:25pm Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
Painting with Code
Description: Can a well-written program help create new works of art? In collaboration with the Computer Science department, this course teaches artists the basic building blocks of coding and allows them to experiment with using the medium to help create algorithmic artwork that may inspire a painting from their hands. | Skill: Painting | Class:8:00am – 9:25am Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Submit a Term Paper! | Daily Task: Homework |
Black & White Photography
Description: Stripping the color away from a photograph can place a larger focus on its subject. This course uses black and white photography as a tool to teach students how to find compelling photograph subjects first and worry about color palette second. | Skill: Photography | Class:9:30am – 10:55am Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Give a Presentation! | Daily Task: Homework |
Picking Portfolio Pieces
Description: Having now painted a plethora of pieces in different sizes, styles, and expressions, students are taught how to look amongst their work for cohesive themes. This course also gives tips on how to pick pieces for a portfolio that will highlight an artist’s distinctive skills and range. | Skill: Painting | Class:11:00am – 12:25pm Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |