FA 420: Senior Seminar I Read more about FA 420: Senior Seminar I The first half of a two-semester sequence capstone experience. Students develop their conceptual and practical skills through research and application of contemporary theory and technique in order to form a personal creative statement. The result is the initial body of work for the thesis exhibition the following semester. Prerequisite: Permission of adviser.
WS 320/520 Feminist Theory: Visual Culture Read more about WS 320/520 Feminist Theory: Visual Culture A study of feminist theory that explores the mutually constructive relationship between gender identities and visual cultures; analyzes the way in which feminist insights drive many modes of understanding visual culture; and recognizes that visual experience is one of the key modes by which gender is culturally inscribed. Prerequisites: English Foundations course and one 200-level course in any discipline for WS 320; permission of Master of Humanities director for WS 520. WS, ART, WI
FA 118: Introduction to Photography Read more about FA 118: Introduction to Photography Introduction to basic skills of black-and-white still photography, including darkroom techniques. Lectures and examinations on the history of photography. (Students must supply their own single-lens reflex cameras.) ART
Philip Lindsey Read more about Philip Lindsey Professor Lindsey teaches painting, drawing, and graphic design. He curates Wilson’s Bogigian Gallery, and chairs the Division of Arts & Letters. He is an award winning artist for both abstract and representational work, with pieces selected by major museum curators for inclusion in national and international juried exhibitions.
