ART4000 BA SA Capstone I

The Studio Art Capstone I course is designed to further foster students’ ability to synthesize content info form and apply the skills and knowledge gained during the course of their studies in the BA in Studio Arts major. This course will culminate in a BA SA Capstone Proposal for a project and exhibition that embodies substantial research, planning, and application of discipline-specific knowledge Intended to provide a lasting example of the analytical and practical skills required to mount a major exhibition, give an artist talk, and design a portfolio, each Capstone Proposal will express sufficient inquiry and analysis, critical and creative thinking, written and oral communication, and information literacy skills. By the end of the course, students will demonstrate project management skills, advanced critique sills, problem-solving capabilities, and the ability to work on a team. This course is grounded on a critique format: students are required to present their work to faculty and other students for feedback, and students will evaluate these critiques and revise their work based on this feedback. This course is the preparatory requirement for ART4002, BA in Studio Arts Capstone II, and is traditionally completed in the semester before the student’s final semester in the degree program. Credits: 3.000

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