what are the subject in art majors?

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1. kate
   

   Many colleges offer an art major that leads to an A.B. degree in Art, with a specialization in either Studio or Art History. The Studio art courses start with a basic course, in which a brief introduction of artist's work, tools, way of seeing, methods, and media is described. An art degree gives a myriad of other possibilities in museums and galleries, art foundations, auction houses, conservation and preservation, film and television, government agencies, industry, publishing, retailing, visual resources, and writing. Jobs such as grant administrator, corporate curator, art appraiser, and architectural conservationist blend and showcase the interests and expertise of today's art majors. The graduates from Art department have gone on to further study and careers not only in art and architecture, but also in medicine, law, and business. From there, students move into basic courses available in four areas:
   • Drawing: In this course student are introduced with the basic shape and articulation of natural and non-objective forms by using line and tone, analysis of composition in a variety of media.
   • Painting: In this course student explore the oil, watercolor, and acrylic media, pictorial organization and critical dialogue.
   • Printmaking: this course describes the history and techniques of intaglio (etching, dry point, soft ground, and aquatint) and lithography in stone and plate.
   • Sculpture: three-dimensional concepts in a variety of media observe on material and spatial relationships, technical processes, and critical dialogue. Ceramics is presented as part of a total program in sculpture, but does not focus on pottery.
    

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