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Classroom Instruction Courses: Art |
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| Local artist Marita Dingus assists participants in developing and executing ideas for sculptures that incorporate a variety of media. Dingus covers various methods of attachment and construction within a context of experimentation and personal development. Students will discover the possibilities of using low-tech means for creating complex and unique sculptural forms. Equivalent: CEU 2386. Class not open to: Undergraduate level. |
| 60599 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 credits) |
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Jul 13-Jul 16 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 2386 (2 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Teaches participants to sketch landscapes, still life's, and the figure using pen and ink with washes and watercolor. Students use a range of strokes and blending techniques on a variety of grounds. Exercises include gesture and contour drawing, shading, proportion, and perspective. Equivalent: CEU 1537. Class not open to: Undergraduate level. |
| 60624 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 credits) |
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Aug 3-Aug 6 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 1537 (1-2 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Please see computer prerequisite C in the registration information for minimum computer requirements. Encourages the general classroom teacher to push the integration of visual art beyond the basics. Explores a variety of art making methods and materials, as well as applying art's historical lens to the classroom. Covers basic vocabulary, Washington State Visual Arts Essential Academic Learning Requirements (EALRs) frameworks, as well as content-based and disciplinary approaches to art integration. |
| 45508 |
Huebner, Ginger |
(5 credits) |
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Arranged Course completion time: up to one year.
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Tuition: $425 flat fee |
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Register: To register for this course, use the enclosed registration form, print and send the form found online at www.spu.edu/spiral, or call 800/482-3848. |
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Fees:
plus cost of materials.
Course media: print/Internet.
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| 60362 |
Huebner, Ginger |
(5 credits) |
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Arranged Course completion time: up to one year.
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Tuition: $425 flat fee |
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Register: To register for this course, use the enclosed registration form, print and send the form found online at www.spu.edu/spiral, or call 800/482-3848. |
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Fees:
plus cost of materials.
Course media: CD-ROM/Internet
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| Studies and applies basic low-tech relief and monotype printmaking techniques with the creating of small editions. Emphasizes analyzing visual art language and its graphic and compositional challenges. Includes demonstrations and presentations of traditional and contemporary examples. Equivalent: CEU 2891. |
| 60609 |
Van Someren, Kimberly |
(2 credits) |
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Aug 17-Aug 20 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 2891 (2 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Continues to work with participants in order to refine drawing and design skills while using a variety of materials to draw still lifes, figures, and biological subjects. Gives participants a greater understanding of how to create believable two-dimensional representations and compositions. In addition, participants will further develop observational skills as they study light and shadow, correct proportion, and how perspective and foreshortening affect the rendering of subjects. |
| 60601 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 credits) |
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Jul 20-Jul 23 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 3148 (2 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Using the traditional techniques of wet and dry felt making, this class will focus on forming wool into 3-dimensional forms. Instruction will be given on making flat felt, cords, and both hollow and solid forms as a foundation for building methods used in creating sculptural pieces. Demonstration and discussion of mixed media approaches of using felt, such as incorporating found objects and embedding other materials into the wool to create new textures will also be presented and explored. This mixed media workshop invites participants to explore the magic of felt making and discover personal expression through this sculptural media. Equivalent: CEU 2079. |
| 60603 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 credits) |
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Jul 27-Jul 30 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 2079 (2 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Explores the art of the quick sketch. Covers how to analyze a scene, and work with the essential elements to reveal a story. Participants will work from direct observation and photo material. Facial expression and body language will be the focus of portrait studies. Studies examples of sumi painting, and the sketches of Degas, Lautrec, and Remington. Equivalent: CEU 2082. |
| 60607 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 credits) |
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Aug 10-Aug 13 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 2082 (1-2 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| This is an introductory class designed to introduce some lesser-known trends in late 19th -century/early 20th -century European art that deal with the darker side of the human psyche rather than with light and air. While Freud was pioneering his psychiatric research, Symbolist and decadent artists were disregarding surface realism in favor of mysticism and dream imagery; they mined the imagination in search of a visual language of the soul. Aestheticism rejected moral and social themes in art, elevating purely aesthetic values ("art for art's sake"). Secessionist movements broke away from traditional art academies. These currents, applied to decorative and commercial art, flourished in Art Nouveau. Equivalent: CEU 3254. |
| 60622 |
Albiani, Rebecca |
(1 credit) |
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Jul 20-Jul 23 10:15am-12:45pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Auditorium, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 3254 (1 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8200. |
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Fees:
Additional $75 course fee payable to Frye Art Museum.
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| This is an introductory art history course designed to orient the beginning visual art observer and invigorate the committed art lover. Traces key developments, themes, and strategies explored by artists and movements comprising the Historical and Neo-Avant-Gardes, as well as art historical theories that have framed them. Approaches 20th century avant-garde art as a cultural field most richly experienced through an understanding of its multiple, intertwined contexts. Equivalent: CEU 3255. |
| 60626 |
Rice, Kolya |
(1 credit) |
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Aug 10-Aug 13 10:15am-12:45pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Auditorium, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 3255 (1 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8200. |
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Fees:
Additional $75 course fee for members or $85 course fee for non-members payable to Frye Art Museum.
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| Explores the profound sense of foreboding and uncertainty that resonates throughout various works of German-language literature (as well as painting and film) in the early twentieth century. Considers pivotal figures such as Franz Kafka, Thomas Mann, and Fritz Lang, focusing also on the intellectual forces that influenced their work (for example, Friedrich Nietzsche and Sigmund Freud). Also examines how various historical conditions-rapid urbanization, the traumas of World War I, the political instability of the Weimar Republic-contributed to the cultural innovations of several artistic movements, including Expressionism and New Objectivity. Equivalent: CEU 3252. |
| 60605 |
Coombs, Timothy |
(1 credit) |
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Jul 27-Jul 30 10:15am-12:45pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Auditorium, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 3252 (1 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8200. |
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Fees:
Additional $75 course fee for members or $85 course fee for non members payable to Frye Art Museum.
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| Covers the basics of watercolor painting for the novice painter and those who are interested in refreshing their skills. Offers a detailed discussion of watercolor materials: including brushes, paper and pigments. Demonstrates various traditional watercolor techniques, such as working on dry paper and wet paper; basic washes; various ways to use the brush effectively; pigments and water; line and textures; preserving some white of the paper; and making corrections. Explores the color wheel, mixing color from the color wheel and achieving rich color in watercolor. Discusses signing, matting and framing methods as well as resources for materials in the Seattle area. Equivalent: CEU 2403. |
| 60597 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 credits) |
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Jul 6-Jul 9 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under CEU 2403 (2 Units)) |
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Using the traditional techniques of wet and dry felt making, this class will focus on forming wool into 3-dimensional forms. Instruction will be given on making flat felt, cords, and both hollow and solid forms as a foundation for building methods used in creating sculptural pieces. Demonstration and discussion of mixed media approaches of using felt, such as incorporating found objects and embedding other materials into the wool to create new textures will also be presented and explored. This mixed media workshop invites participants to explore the magic of felt making and discover personal expression through this sculptural media. Equivalent: ART 5283. |
| 60604 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 units) |
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Jul 27-Jul 30 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under ART 5283 (2 credits)) |
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Tuition: $30 flat fee |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Explores the art of the quick sketch. Covers how to analyze a scene, and work with the essential elements to reveal a story. Participants will work from direct observation and photo material. Facial expression and body language will be the focus of portrait studies. Studies examples of sumi painting, and the sketches of Degas, Lautrec, and Remington. Equivalent: ART 5286. |
| 60608 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 credits) |
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Aug 10-Aug 13 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under ART 5286 (1-2 credits)) |
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Tuition: $30 flat fee |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Local artist Marita Dingus assists participants in developing and executing ideas for sculptures that incorporate a variety of media. Dingus covers various methods of attachment and construction within a context of experimentation and personal development. Students will discover the possibilities of using low-tech means for creating complex and unique sculptural forms. Equivalent: ART 5128. |
| 60600 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 units) |
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Jul 13-Jul 16 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under ART 5128 (2 credits)) |
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Tuition: $30 flat fee |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Covers the basics of watercolor painting for the novice painter and those who are interested in refreshing their skills. Offers a detailed discussion of watercolor materials: including brushes, paper and pigments. Demonstrates various traditional watercolor techniques, such as working on dry paper and wet paper; basic washes; various ways to use the brush effectively; pigments and water; line and textures; preserving some white of the paper; and making corrections. Explores the color wheel, mixing color from the color wheel and achieving rich color in watercolor. Discusses signing, matting and framing methods as well as resources for materials in the Seattle area. Equivalent: ART 5671. |
| 60598 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 units) |
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Jul 6-Jul 9 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under ART 5671 (1-2 credits)) |
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Tuition: $30 flat fee |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Studies and applies basic low-tech relief and monotype printmaking techniques with the creating of small editions. Emphasizes analyzing visual art language and its graphic and compositional challenges. Includes demonstrations and presentations of traditional and contemporary examples. Equivalent: ART 5241. |
| 60610 |
Van Someren, Kimberly |
(2 units) |
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Aug 17-Aug 20 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under ART 5241 (2 credits)) |
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Tuition: $30 flat fee |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Continues to work with participants in order to refine drawing and design skills while using a variety of materials to draw still lifes, figures, and biological subjects. Gives participants a greater understanding of how to create believable two-dimensional representations and compositions. In addition, participants will further develop observational skills as they study light and shadow, correct proportion, and how perspective and foreshortening affect the rendering of subjects. |
| 60602 |
Sepulveda, Deborah |
(2 units) |
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Jul 20-Jul 23 10:00am-4:00pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Studio, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under ART 5251 (2 credits)) |
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Tuition: $30 flat fee |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8215. |
| Explores the profound sense of foreboding and uncertainty that resonates throughout various works of German-language literature (as well as painting and film) in the early twentieth century. Considers pivotal figures such as Franz Kafka, Thomas Mann, and Fritz Lang, focusing also on the intellectual forces that influenced their work (for example, Friedrich Nietzsche and Sigmund Freud). Also examines how various historical conditions-rapid urbanization, the traumas of World War I, the political instability of the Weimar Republic-contributed to the cultural innovations of several artistic movements, including Expressionism and New Objectivity. Equivalent: ART 5290. |
| 60606 |
Coombs, Timothy |
(1 unit) |
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Jul 27-Jul 30 10:15am-12:45pm TWThF Frye Art Museum, Auditorium, Seattle, WA
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(Also available under ART 5290 (1 credit)) |
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Tuition: $15 flat fee |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling Margaret Carter at 206/432-8200. |
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Fees:
Additional $75 course fee for members or $85 course fee for non members payable to Frye Art Museum.
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| Shows participants how to engage students in applying math concepts in artwork. Pairs art projects, ranging across the K-8 levels in complexity, with specific art and math concepts and skills commonly taught at each level. Includes assessment strategies. Designed to be class time efficient and use readily available materials. Researches state and district GLEs (Grade Level Expectations) in order to establish learning objectives for all students. |
| 60596 |
Grahn-Morgan, W |
(1 credits) |
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Jun 28-Jun 29 11:00am-4:30pm MT Cascade High School, Everett, WA
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by contacting the NW ESD Registrar at www.nwesd.org. |
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Fees:
Additional $140 course fee payable to NW ESD 189.
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| Familiarizes teachers with art elements and principles in an applied art project. Develops art skills through structured lessons in several art mediums suitable for illustration and bookbinding. Helps teachers make the connections between scientific observation and art. Provides participants with age appropriate assignments for students when studying nature or for scientific field trips. |
| 60630 |
Grahn-Morgan, W |
(3 credits) |
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Jul 26-Jul 30 9:00am-4:00pm MTWThF Cascade High School, Everett, WA
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling the instructor at 425/252-7461. |
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Fees:
Additional $55 course fee payable to NW ESD.
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| Familiarizes teachers with age appropriate assignments in making books and developing writing skills. Increases knowledge of how to integrate art and writing. Gives special attention to assessing skill development. Offers tips and ideas on classroom management and clean-up considerations specific to papercrafts. |
| 60633 |
Grahn-Morgan, W |
(2 credits) |
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Aug 9-Aug 12 11:00am-4:30pm MTWTh Cascade High School, Everett, WA
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Tuition: $40 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required at www.nwesd.org. |
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Fees:
Additional $225 course fee payable to NW ESD.
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| Lowers teacher anxiety and increases meaninful learning through the vehicle of art. Enables participants to gain personal knowledge and experience a wide variety of media. Gives participants the opportunity to create fun, flexible, student-tested projects to incorporate into any subject area. Equivalent: CEU 2888. |
| 60301 |
Potter, Dennis |
(3 credits) |
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Jul 12-Jul 15 8:00am-3:30pm MTWTh Truman Elementary, Library, Vancouver, WA
Jul 16 8:00am-12:00pm F Truman Elementary, Library, Vancouver, WA
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(Also available under CEU 2888 (3 Units)) |
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Tuition: $43 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling the instructor at 360/993-4529. |
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Fees:
Additional $300 course fee and $30 materials fee payable to the instructor.
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| This course is built on the philosophy of lowering the classroom teacher's anxiety in instructing art. The course is also designed to show the classroom teacher how to enhance both student literacy and meaningful, purposeful, and enjoyable educational learning through the vehicle of art. The course will allow the participants to gain personal knowledge and experience a wide variety of media to create fun, flexible, student-tested projects that can be used to incorporate into any subject area. |
| 60303 |
Potter, Dennis |
(3 credits) |
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Jul 19-Jul 22 8:00am-3:30pm MTWTh Truman Elementary, Library, Vancouver, WA
Jul 23 8:00am-12:00pm F Truman Elementary, Library, Vancouver, WA
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Tuition: $43 per credit |
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Register: Preregistration is required by calling the instructor at 360/993-4529. |
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Fees:
Additional $300 course fee and $30 materials fee payable to the instructor.
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