ART 520/620 Printmaking
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Catalog course description
Graduate printmaking is conducted in a workshop situation, including group critiques and technical demonstrations. The program philosophy embraces a broad spectrum of activities relating to the idea of the multiple and the history of printed material. Students are expected to master traditional techniques and encouraged to work in an interdisciplinary manner, exploring the boundaries of the media area. The facility comprises equipment for intaglio and relief printing, stone and plate lithography, screen-printing, and photo-based/digital printmaking.
Course objectives
Target student audience
Companion website
Instructor contact information
Sarah Marshall
Office: 214 Woods Hall
Phone: 348-1900
smarsh {at} bama {dot} ua {dot} edu
Course assignments
Course outline or calendar
Texts/Resources
Course number and section, and number of credit hours
ART 520 - 001, ART 620 - 001. Two to six hours.
Meeting times
Prerequisites
None.
Other requirements
Typically offered during which semesters
Fall Semester, Spring Semester
Next offered
Fall Semester, 2008
