General Studies Studio Art - Stone Child College

General Studies Studio Art from Stone Child College is a Campus Associate Fine Art degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. PHILOSOPHY: The Studio Art Option is an associate degree program committed to the development of accomplished visual artists who are rooted in Northern Plains Native American cultural life, especially in the culture of the Chippewa-Cree. The program is designed to prepare students to be basically skilled and disciplined in both contemporary and traditional art media, to be effective in writing and critical thinking, and to be prepared either to pursue art professionally or to transfer to a four year program for continued intensive development as artists. This program recognizes the vitality of the visual language of Northern Plains Indian people. It recognizes the desire of many of today's Indian artists to create art in both traditional and contemporary media. EXPECTED LEARNER OUTCOMES: Students will: 1. Demonstrate growing competence in studio art skills such as drawing, painting, design, sculpture, photography, print-making, and graphic arts; 2. Demonstrate growing competence in traditional art skills such as beading, regalia creation, quilting, tanning, tipi making, leather working, and horse hair weaving; 3. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of Chippewa-Cree culture, especially its visual art . 4. Demonstrate ability to discuss and write effective critiques of both literature and works of visual art. View more details on Stone Child College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Fine Art courses.