Screenprinting Fundamentals

Catalog description

(Formerly A ART 241). This studio art course introduces screenprinting, also known as serigraphy, as a contemporary medium for exploring the “democratic multiple,” and the artistic and cultural legacy of Pop Art and Andy Warhol. Students will use stencils, photo-mechanical exposure, and water-based methods to combine drawing, photography, digital design, color, found images, and collage into complex images. Projects will be printed on paper and other surfaces. Course fee applies. Consult the Schedule of Classes. Only one version of A ART 241 and A ART 338 may be taken for credit. Prerequisite(s): A ART 105 or A ART 110, or permission of instructor.