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Associate of Arts Degree

The Art program is designed to let the student develop a creative attitude toward presenting and interpreting valid art forms. Fundamentals are provided through the investigation of various concepts, projects, materials and techniques in both the traditional and contemporary art. Coursework is directed at providing knowledge, interest and the understanding of art as a primary form of visual communication.

A student’s program may be designed to reflect a specific interest or direction in art. Through the certificate II option or the transfer program, a student in art may also carry some emphasis in other areas of study. Art coursework is intended to be applicable toward the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees at other institutions.

Course Number Course Credits
ART 1005Drawing I3
ART 1110Foundation – Two Dimensional3
ART 1120Foundation – Three Dimensional3
ART 1130Foundations: Color Theory3
ART 2010Art History I3
ART 2020Art History II3
ART 2141Professional Practice in the Arts1
ART 2145Digital Photography I3
ART 2310Sculpture I3
Student must choose twelve (12) credits from the following courses:
Course Number Course Credits
ART 1150B&W Film Photography I3
ART 1160B&W Film Photography II3
ART 1177Digital Imaging3
ART 1350Metal Fabrication3
ART 2140Photography III3
ART 2146Digital Photography II3
ART 2150Color Photography I3
ART 2177Digital Imaging II3
ART 2210Painting I3
ART 2220Painting II3
ART 2230Painting III3
ART 2320Sculpture II3
ART 2330Sculpture III3
ART 2345Art Metal Casting3
ART 2385Art Glass I3
ART 2386Art Glass II3
ART 2387Art Glass III3
ART 2405Advanced Projects – 2D3
ART 2406Advanced Projects – 3D3
ART 2410Ceramics I3
ART 2420Ceramics II3
ART 2430Ceramics III3

Students must complete general education requirements that will provide students a general knowledge to help them complete a degree at CWC.

The Art program is designed to let the student develop a creative attitude toward presenting and interpreting valid art forms. Fundamentals are provided through the investigation of various concepts, projects, materials and techniques in both the traditional and contemporary art. Coursework is directed at providing knowledge, interest and the understanding of art as a primary form of visual communication.

A student’s program may be designed to reflect a specific interest or direction in art. Through the certificate II option or the transfer program, a student in art may also carry some emphasis in other areas of study. Art coursework is intended to be applicable toward the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees at other institutions.

Total Credit Hours: 60

Certificates

The Two-Dimensional Art Certificate II is for Art students who want to focus only on two-dimensional art courses. Examples include Painting, Drawing, and Photography. The credential does not require any general education requirements.

Program Requirements

Course Number Course Credits
ART 1005Drawing I3
ART 1110Foundation – Two Dimensional3
ART 1130Foundations: Color Theory3
ART 1150B&W Film Photography I3
ART 1160B&W Film Photography II3
ART 1177Digital Imaging3
ART 2010Art History I3
ART 2020Art History II3
ART 2076Illustration II3
ART 2090Printmaking I3
ART 2140Photography III3
ART 2141Professional Practice in the Arts1
ART 2146Digital Photography II3
ART 2150Color Photography I3
ART 2177Digital Imaging II3
ART 2210Painting I3
ART 2220Painting II3
ART 2230Painting III3
ART 2405Advanced Projects – 2D3

Program Electives

Total Credit Hours: 18

The Three-Dimensional Art Certificate II is for art students who want to focus only on three-dimensional art courses. Examples include Sculpture, Ceramics, and Glass. The credential does not require any general education requirements.

Program Requirements

Course Number Course Credits
ART 1120Foundation – Three Dimensional3
ART 1350Metal Fabrication3
ART 2010Art History I3
ART 2020Art History II3
ART 2141Professional Practice in the Arts1
ART 2310Sculpture I3
ART 2320Sculpture II3
ART 2330Sculpture III3
ART 2345Art Metal Casting3
ART 2385Art Glass I3
ART 2386Art Glass II3
ART 2387Art Glass III3
ART 2406Advanced Projects – 3D3
ART 2410Ceramics I3
ART 2420Ceramics II3
ART 2430Ceramics III3

Program Electives


Course Number Course Credits

Total Credit Hours: 18

The Artist’s Certificate is for art students who want to focus only on studio art courses. The credential does not require any general education courses.

Program Requirements

Course Number Course Credits
ART 2145Digital Photography I3

Program Electives

Course Number Course Credits
ART 1005Drawing I3
ART 1110Foundation – Two Dimensional3
ART 1120Foundation – Three Dimensional3
ART 1130Foundations: Color Theory3
ART 1150B&W Film Photography I3
ART 1160B&W Film Photography II3
ART 1177Digital Imaging3
ART 2010Art History I3
ART 2020Art History II3
ART 2076Illustration II3
ART 2090Printmaking I3
ART 2140Photography III3
ART 2141Professional Practice in the Arts1
ART 2146Digital Photography II3
ART 2150Color Photography I3
ART 2177Digital Imaging II3
ART 2210Painting I3
ART 2220Painting II3
ART 2230Painting III3
ART 2310Sculpture I3
ART 2320Sculpture II3
ART 2330Sculpture III3
ART 2345Art Metal Casting3
ART 2385Art Glass I3
ART 2386Art Glass II3
ART 2387Art Glass III3
ART 2405Advanced Projects – 2D3
ART 2406Advanced Projects – 3D3
ART 2410Ceramics I3
ART 2420Ceramics II3
ART 2430Ceramics III3

Total Credit Hours: 30

Meet Your Professors

Professor of Art

Nita Kehoe has taught at CWC for more than 20 years and has shown artwork internationally.

Professor of Art