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Visual Arts: Fine/Commercial 1 ½ Credit required for graduation | ||||||||||||||||
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Course# |
Course Name |
Grade |
Length |
Credit |
Fee |
Comments |
Course Description | |||||||||
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32210 |
Art I |
10,11,12 |
sem |
Fine Art |
personal project cost plus $20 |
This is a high school entry-level course. Emphasis on studio production, this course is designed to develop higher-level thinking, art-related technology skill, art criticism, art history, and aesthetics. | ||||||||||
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32211 |
Art II |
10,11,12 |
sem |
Fine Art |
personal project cost plus $20 |
Exploration of various mediums including charcoal, acrylic painting, water color and ink. This course offers a continuation of Art elements and principles of design. | ||||||||||
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32216 |
Painting |
11,12 |
sem |
Fine Art |
personal project cost plus $20 |
Recommend completion of Art I and Art II |
This course will include aqueous media with processes of transparent and opaque painting with a focus on operations of color theory. Developing content based compositions using principles and elements of design will be emphasized. | |||||||||
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32610 |
AP Art |
10,11,12 |
year |
Fine Art |
personal project cost plus $20 |
recommend completion Art I |
This course follows the outline and requirements of the AP program. It is a college level course that includes painting, drawing, and sculpture. Student will prepare to take the AP Art exam in the Spring. | |||||||||
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32230 |
Pottery |
10,11,12 |
sem |
Fine Art |
materials $20 |
Course develops basic skills in the creation of 3D forms and pottery from clays. Techniques in hand building, wheel throwing, basic glazing, and firing are taught. | ||||||||||
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32231 |
Pottery II |
10,11,12 |
sem |
Fine Art |
Materials $20 |
Recommend completion Pottery I |
Intermediate course that builds on skills learned in Pottery I. | |||||||||
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32331 |
Sculpture |
10,11,12 |
sem |
Fine Art |
Materials $20 |
Students will work with 3D visual art. Products used will be modeling clay, wire armatures, molds, casts, and stone. | ||||||||||
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32332 |
Sculpture II |
10,11,12 |
Sem |
Fine Art |
Materials $20 |
Recommend completion Sculpture I |
Intermediate course that builds on skills leaned in Sculpture I. Mold making and stone carving is part of this course. | |||||||||
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Course# |
Course Name |
Grade |
Length |
Credit |
Fee |
Comments |
Course Description | ||
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32335 |
Jewelry Making |
10,11,12 |
sem |
Fine Art |
Materials $20 |
Course teaches basic jewelry fabrication skills, such as cutting, filing, shaping, soldering, basic stone setting and finishing processes. Basic lost wax casting techniques are also taught. | |||
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32336 |
Advanced Jewelry |
10,11,12 |
sem |
Fine Art |
Materials $20 |
recommend completion Jewelry I |
Intermediate course introduces techniques such as inlay, forming, enameling, and designing with moving parts. Emphasis is made to produce original designs and develop advanced projects. Entering shows and competitions is expected. | ||
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52250 |
Yearbook |
10,11,12 |
year |
Fine Art |
Application required . See your counselor. Recommended-Completion of Digital Photo, Journalism, or previous yearbook experience. |
Students will have an active part in the layout, design and production of the yearbook. The student must be willing to dedicate personal time to cover school activities, sporting events and in meeting deadlines to produce a quality yearbook. Application required, see Mr. Wilding, room 249, or email him dwilding@weber.k12.ut.us |
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32310 |
Design and Visual Communications I |
10,11,12 |
sem |
CTE Fine Arts |
$20 plus personal project cost |
recommend completion Art I |
New electronic art media used in modern communications as adv. design, illustration, graphics, and typography. Introduction into Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign. Hands on team projects, personal logos, current technology, career opportunities, and project design assignments, assist the student in growing as an artist or future graphic designer |
