°µÍø½ûÇø

2025-2026 Academic Year

Fall 2025

ARTH 123 Fundamentals of Sculpture
A studio course covering basic elements of three-dimensional composition and sculpture. Students will construct sculptures examining a range of media and fabrication techniques.

ARTH 323 Advanced Sculpture
Various sculpture media and studio processes will be explored including welding, casting, mold making, installation art, and expanded media as appropriate. An emphasis will be placed on technical and conceptual development to realize individual creative expressions. Repeatable with permission of instructor. Prerequisite: 123.

Spring 2026

ARTH 160 Polar Impressions
Permission of Instructor Required. Part of the Arctic Art & Science Mosaic. Through a variety of art materials and processes, students will develop hands-on skills and conceptual approaches to experience and respond to the Arctic as a subject of creative study. This course intertwines individual student experiences with additional focus on the broader social and political environment of the region. In response to site visits in Norway and additional research based on individual interests, students will create artworks that investigate the current geo-political and ecological state of the Norwegian Arctic while also responding to its striking landscape, rich history, and vibrant cultures. Enrollment in this course is restricted to students participating in the Spring 2026 Arctic Art and Science Mosaic.