Art
Overview
The Art department provides the artistically talented student with the opportunity to become skilled and aesthetically enriched by a variety of art experiences leading to competency in the field of art. The Art department offers opportunities for the entire student population to become skilled in artistic techniques and to develop aesthetic awareness by providing both art history and studio courses necessary and useful in attaining a liberal education. The availability of a computer laboratory with extensive state of the art software enhances the incorporation of computer generated graphics in courses.
Art
B.A. in Art
The Art department provides the artistically talented student with the opportunity to become skilled and aesthetically enriched by a variety of art experiences leading to competency in the field of art. By earning a Bachelor of Arts degree, the student is prepared for entrance into art related professions as well as graduate study. The Art department offers opportunities for the entire student population to become skilled in artistic techniques and to develop aesthetic awareness by providing both art history and studio courses necessary and useful in attaining a liberal education. The availability of a computer laboratory with extensive state of the art software enhances the incorporation of computer generated graphics in courses. For further information, contact Dr. Virginia Fabbri Butera, Chairperson.
Requirements
- ART 201: Color and Design
- ART 205: Drawing
- ART 231 Art History I: Ancient and Medieval Art
- ART 233 Art History II: Renaissance and Baroque Art
- ART 237 Art History III: Modern Art
- ART 301: Watercolor
- ART 303: Oil Painting
- ART 305: Sculpture
- ART 433: Senior Art Seminar
- ART -- Elective
- ART -- Elective
- ART -- Elective
Minor in Art
The Art department provides the artistically talented student with the opportunity to become skilled and aesthetically enriched by a variety of art experiences leading to competency in the field of art. There are opportunities for the entire student population to become skilled in artistic techniques and to develop aesthetic awareness by providing both art history and studio courses necessary and useful in attaining a liberal education. The availability of a Macintosh laboratory with extensive hard- and software enhances the incorporation of computer generated graphics in courses. For further information, contact Sister Anne Haarer, Chairperson.
Requirements
- ART 115: Drawing and Painting
- ART 205: Drawing
- ART -- Art History
- ART -- Elective
- ART -- Elective
- ART -- Elective
- ART -- Elective
NOTE: The following courses are recommended for Elementary Education students.
- ART 115: Drawing and Painting
- ART 117: Crafts
- ART 209: Calligraphy
- ART -- Art History
- ART -- Art History
News
CSE Therese A. Maloney Art Gallery Opens Fourth Season
September 01, 2010 The Therese A. Maloney Art Gallery launches its new season with Robes, an exhibition examining how artists use cloaks, robes, dresses, and costumes to create their works. Pictured here is Denville, N.J., artist Susan Holford's work entitled Kimono #2, 2007, mixed media.CSE Art Professor Finishes Sculptures for St. Joseph's Regional Hospital's New Main Lobby
August 13, 2010 After two months, CSE Art Professor Sister Anne Haarer has completed her latest masterpiece: a set of three, low-relief medallions scheduled to be displayed in the new main lobby of St. Joseph's Regional Hospital in Paterson, N.J.CSE Art Gallery Opens Portrait Exhibition
June 08, 2010 The Therese A. Maloney Art Gallery in Annunciation Center at CSE opened Who We Are: Contemporary Portraits exhibition with a reception June 10. The exhibition runs throught August 15, 2010.Events &
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