INT 300 - Plein Air Abroad

Plein Air Painting is the practice of creating observational works of art on-site. During this course, students will gain the technical proficiency necessary to create on-site watercolor paintings while learning about the unique cultural heritage of the country/countries visited. The skill of visually capturing the surrounding environment is a tool that benefits many visual careers. Additionally, trips to major art centers and works of architecture will enrich student’s art practice and cultural knowledge. Preferred completion of ART 218 - Painting I.

Credit(s): 3
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Arts & Humanities Perspectives and Intercultural Interconnecting Perspectives course for the Dialogues.