ART 186JEWELRY METALS II

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Jewelry/Metals II builds on the skills and knowledge learned in Jewelry/Metals I, including an introduction to contemporary conceptual art as it applies to jewelry and body adornment. Advanced fabrication and metalsmithing concepts, processes, materials,tools, equipment and techniques are introduced. Students work with various metals and techniques in jewelry creation, such as etching, forming, forging, casting, stone setting, enameling and anodizing. Studio safety will be emphasized. This course may be repeated three times for a maximum of 12 credit hours. (1.1- Articulated)