ART 3399 Print Media: Special Topics

This course challenges students to expand their creative and technical mastery of printmaking by exploring advanced techniques in intaglio, lithography, relief, screen printing, and experimental print methods. Emphasizing independent project development, students will integrate conceptual thinking with craftsmanship to produce a cohesive body of work.
Through individual critiques, group discussions, and studio-based experimentation, students will push the boundaries of traditional print practices while engaging with contemporary art dialogues. Opportunities to incorporate digital tools and mixed media further allow for personal exploration and innovation.
The course culminates in a professional-grade print portfolio and a public showcase of final works. Prior printmaking experience is required, and students should come prepared to propose initial ideas for their project focus.

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This course challenges students to expand their creative and technical mastery of printmaking by exploring advanced techniques in intaglio, lithography, relief, screen printing, and experimental print methods. Emphasizing independent project development, students will integrate conceptual thinking with craftsmanship to produce a cohesive body of work.
Through individual critiques, group discussions, and studio-based experimentation, students will push the boundaries of traditional print practices while engaging with contemporary art dialogues. Opportunities to incorporate digital tools and mixed media further allow for personal exploration and innovation.
The course culminates in a professional-grade print portfolio and a public showcase of final works. Prior printmaking experience is required, and students should come prepared to propose initial ideas for their project focus.