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Art, Printmaking Concentration Bachelor of Fine Arts The Katherine K. Herberger College of Fine Arts Definition of the field. Career opportunities in the field. Trained printmakers are working artists, practicing the expression of a personal understanding of their place in the world. They contribute to the continuity of human creativity through time. Their art may sell successfully in the open marketplace. They may find employment as artists, printmakers in schools of all levels, teaching the execution and appreciation of visual art. They work in fine art print studios, executing original prints for other artists. Printmaking skills such as screenprinting or photomechanical techniques, acquired for the production of art, also have commercial, nonart applications that may afford skilled employment. Artists with printmaking skills may also do graphic design, illustration, and signage or may work in museums, in conservation, for publishers, in arts, galleries, and in other art-related activities. Uniqueness of the program at ASU.

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To Netnews Homepage Previous Next Index ... Table of Contents Esoteric Healing - Introductory Remarks I shall endeavor first of all to touch upon the causes of disease, for the occult student must ever begin in the world of origins and not in the world of effects. In the second place, I shall elaborate the seven methods of healing which govern the "work of restitution" (as it is called in the occult terminology) as practiced by the initiates of the world. These determine the techniques which must be employed. You will note that these methods and techniques are conditioned by the rays (of which I have written elsewhere: A Treatise on the Seven Rays, Vol. I and II.) and that therefore the healer has to take into [5] consideration not only his own ray but also the ray of the patient. There are therefore seven ray techniques, and these require elucidation before they can be applied intelligently. In the third place, I shall lay emphasis upon psychological healing and upon the need to deal with the patient in his inner life, for the basic law underlying all occult healing may be stated to be as follows: Law I All disease is the result of inhibited soul life, and that is true of all forms in all kingdoms. The art of the healer consists in releasing the soul, so that its life can flow through the aggregate of organisms which constitute any particular form.

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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE DEGREE: BACHELOR OF ARTS MAJOR: ART CONSERVATION CONCENTRATION: PREGRADUATE STUDY CURRICULUM CREDITS See University and College Requirements for the B.A. Degree for University and College requirements. MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 64 or 67 Within the Departments Art Conservation: Twenty-one credits as follows: ARTC 301 Care and Preservation of Cultural Property I ARTC 302 Care and Preservation of Cultural Property II ARTC 464 Conservation Internship (two semesters) (Junior and/or Senior status only) ARTC 485 Color Mixing and Matching ARTC 488 Studio in the Materials and Techniques of Painting I or ARTC 489 Studio in the Materials and Techniques of Painting II ARTC 480 Studio in the Materials and Techniques of Drawing in the West or ARTC 490 Studio in the Materials and Techniques of Printmaking I Within the College Art Nine credits as follows: ART 110 Foundation Drawing I or ART 130 Drawing I: Tools and Techniques or ART 138 Elementary Drawing and Painting I ART 280 Beginning Photography ART 250 Beginning Sculpture or ART 260 Beginning Metals or ART 290 Beginning Ceramics or ART 370 Fiber Survey: Structure and Surface Anthropology and/or Art History Two courses (six credits) from the following: ANTH 103 Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology ARTH 153 Introduction to Art History I ARTH 154 Introduction to Art History II ARTH 155 Asian Art ARTH 161 Art in the East and West ARTH 162 History of Architecture Chemistry and Biochemistry 16-19 credits of chemistry courses

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Academic Catalog 1998-99 The Department of Art Art Graphic Co. Courses The visual arts are a significant means for transmitting societal values, images, and identities. The Department of Art seeks to: Advance visual literacy through the study of art history, art criticism, and aesthetics. Develop proficiencies in the studio arts. Promote the cultural, intellectual, spiritual, and aesthetic life of students. Prepare students for art-related careers or graduate study. The art program builds on a broad liberal arts background of General Education. It explores relationships between the art disciplines, as well as builds connections with other academic fields. Studies in traditional, non-traditional, western, and non-western art forms encourage students to develop an understanding of the uniqueness of aesthetic perception, the artistic heritage, and art processes. Art and Graphic Communications Studio Arts Art Subject Matter Program , and Graphic Design within the Art major. A studio arts concentration under the art major provides a variety of art media from which students select specializations (painting, drawing, sculpture, contemporary crafts, printmaking, or photography). An art subject matter program works in collaboration with the Department of Teacher Education. Art education students take a broad base of art courses to prepare them to teach art in the elementary or secondary schools. A graphic design concentration focuses on techniques and concepts needed for mass communication.

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Next: 4.4 References Up: 4 Language Generation Previous: 4.2 Syntactic Generation 4.3 Deep Generation John Bateman GMD, IPSI, Darmstadt, Germany Although crucial to the entire enterprise of automatic text generation , deep generation remains a collection of activities lacking a clear theoretical foundation at this time. The most widely accepted views on what constitutes deep generation are already exhausted by a small number of techniques, resources and algorithms revealing as many problems as they can really claim to solve. For these reasons, recent research work in text generation centers on aspects of deep generation and it is here that serious breakthroughs are most needed. Whereas the goal of deep generation is to produce specifications of sufficiently fine granularity and degree of linguistic abstraction to drive surface generators, how it is to do so, and from what starting point, remains unclear. 4.3.1 State of the Art Although deep generation is most often seen as notionally involving two subtasks-selecting the content for a text and imposing an appropriate linear order on that content's expression-it is now usually accepted that this decomposition is problematic. The subtasks are sufficiently interdependent as to make such a decomposition questionable. Linear order is achieved by the intermediate step of constructing a recursive text structure, typically the province of

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Back to Learning Guides Renaissance Art: General WEBSITES General The Florence Art Guide WebMuseum: La Renaissance: Italy Thematic Rome Reborn: The Vatican Library and Renaissance Culture The Library of Congress offers an online version of one of its recently sponsored exhibitions on the Vatican Library. Studiolo from the Ducal Palace in Gubbio This site features a click-through tour of the amazing intarsia ("inlaid wood") room reconstructed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Users will discover helpful information on the trompe l'oeil ("fool-the-eye") representation of objects and architecture in the room. The Gutenberg Bible Thais: Renaissance Sculpture Key pieces of sculpture from various phases of the Renaissance are highlighted on this site from Thais, the website for Italian culture. The limited text is all in Italian. MUSEUM COLLECTIONS The Louvre, Paris Mona Lisa The National Gallery of Art, London The lovely spaces of the Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery display many great early Renaissance works, while important later pieces appear in the West Wing of the old building. The National Gallery website includes biographies of important Renaissance painters, such as Michelangelo. The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

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