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The purpose of the studio seminar is to develop the student's capacity to see into the visible world, as well as themselves, and to transform his/her vision into art. The student is led gradually toward a deeper understanding of the relationship between natural and artistic forms through the challenges of museum study, landscape, portraiture, model work, and still life. Twelve hours of studio, landscape or museum instruction per week (three credits painting, three credits drawing per semester). Instruction is individualized and adapted to each student's needs and interests. Painting and drawing are taught concurrently and are complementary. Students must inter-relate their drawing, painting and aesthetic studies throughout the semester. 180 contact hours.
