Art

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Program Description

The Art Department is committed to the value of the arts to all academic studies and offers courses for both majors and non-majors. Students who plan to major can be assigned an advisor who will outline a two-year plan to meet transfer needs. Be aware that students who transfer are required to present a portfolio of work and will need to work with their advisor in their selected program. Students who take courses in the department have the opportunity to have their work featured in the Skagit Valley College Annual Juried Student Exhibition. Students can also receive credit for working with arts programs and organizations in the community.

Programs

• Visual Arts, AVA

Courses

• ART 101 - Drawing Fundamentals
• ART 102 - Drawing Composition and Techniques
• ART 107 - Life Drawing
• ART 111 - Two Dimensional Color and Design
• ART 112 - Three Dimensional Design
• ART 141 - Introduction to Art: D
• ART 142 - Survey of Art History: Prehistory to 1300 AD: D
• ART 143 - Survey of Art History: 1300-1850: D
• ART 144 - Modern Art History: D
• ART 150 - Health and Safety in the Visual Arts
• ART 160 - Portfolio
• ART 161 - Exhibition
• ART 181 - Photography I
• ART 182 - Photography II
• ART 201 - Painting I
• ART 202 - Painting II
• ART 241 - Ceramics I
• ART 242 - Ceramics II
• ART 261 - Printmaking I
• ART 262 - Printmaking II
• ART 299 - Learning into Action

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