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ART 100 Introduction to Art

Section Number 30031

Catalog Description:

Promotes an understanding and appreciation of art through slide-lectures, discussion, and museum visits. For non-art majors. CSU; UC

Instructor:

Ted Kilman

Class Meetings:

9:00-11:50am
On the following Saturdays: Feb 2; Feb. 23; Mar. 15; Apr. 5, 26; May 3 Room ES-19

Broadcast Days and Times:

Times and days for Cox Cable North -Channel 16 and Adelphia Cable North-Channel 67:
Monday Friday 9:00-10:00pm OR Monday 1:00-2:00am OR Tuesday 6:30-7:30am

Viewing Options

If this course does not air in your area or you don’t have cable you have two options. The first option is you can check out video tapes from the Learning Resource Center on the San Marcos Main Campus Library or the Escondido, Ramona or Mt Carmel Education centers. The second option is watching the lessons online. All of our classes are video streamed and available for viewing on the course’s Blackboard website (see below about Blackboard log in instructions).

Class Outline

Course materials are available the Friday prior to when classes begin. Access your course outline, assignments, handouts and announcements, as well as view video lessons in Blackboard. Log in Blackboard instructions:

USERNAME: STUDENT ID Number
PASSWORD: Palomar eServices Password

To log in go to: http://www.palomar.edu/pconline/

Textbook and Other Required Materials:

ART: Context & Criticism, 8th Edition, Kissick, Publisher McGraw Hill

Video Lesson Descriptions:

1. Directions of Art
2. The Beginnings
3. The Oldest Culture
4. Classic Ideals
5. The Proportion of Beauty
6. The Roman Springs
7. Byzantine Mind
8. The Light of Islam
9. Many Faces of Buddha
10. The Asian View
11. Views of God
12. Rebirth of Man
13. Light and Dark
14. The Source of Light
15. Revolution
16. Social Concerns
17. Enter Modern Art
18. A Brilliant Light
19. Individuality Enters
20. Insight: America
21. Shape and Form
22. Emotions and Color
23. The Multi-Dimensional Artist
24. The Artist: Social Change
25. Student Insights
26. The Artist in Culture
27. The Community, the Consultant: Public Art-Part 1
28. The Community, the Consultant: Public Art-Part 2
29. The College Gallery
30. The End of the Beginning

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