ART 2031 - Photography II

1. Review basic foundations of traditional photography Technical Parts of the camera Exposure Film developing Darkroom safety History Early beginnings. Science or Art? History of the camera obscura History Early beginnings. Science or Art? History of the camera obscura
2. Introduction of alternative methods Pinhole cameras Construction of pinhole cameras Contemporary artist using handmade, plastic and toy cameras Visual elements/image design Visiting artist
3. Non-silver and camera-less images. Cyanotypes, photogram and Cliché verre Niepse, Daguerre and Fox Talbot Historical and contemporary uses
4. Image transfer Fabricated, staged, altered and appropriated photographs
5. The Post Modern World and Global Art Interdisciplinary Utilize other materials such as text, sound, performance, objects, installation and time-based media Field Trip art venue TBA
6. Collaboration Art and Science
7. Visual narrative Photo essay, Non-linear and implied narrative, The artist book

1. Demonstrate an understanding of critical thinking and intelligent image making through presentations, writing assignments, and expressive uses of the medium.
2. Demonstrate research, reading, writing and verbal skills.
3. Demonstrate an understanding of the creative process and studio practice.
4. Utilize a vocabulary of terms related to the topics covered.
5. Demonstrate an understanding of formal and theoretical concepts within art, specifically within the area of photography.
6. Demonstrate the ability to expand basic knowledge of the materials into non-traditional, experimental and inventive solutions
7. Illustrate an understanding of craftsmanship and presentation methods in their creative work.
8. Identify various exemplary works of contemporary art as well as works of historical significance.

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