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Class rotations & combinations in the art department

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* In all combo classes, only ONE class can be taken for credit per semester *

(as of May 2026)

All classes are offered every semester with the exception of:

•Art 106 (Life Painting) + Art 125 (Portraiture): Spring semesters only.

•Art 140 (Foundry I) + Art 205 (Indirect Metal Forming) + Art 255 (Foundry II): Spring semesters only

with NArt 956 (Non-Credit Foundry).

•Art 147 (Enamels): every Spring in ODD years with Art 150 (Jewelry & Metalsmithing I) + NArt 971 (Non-

Credit Jewelry & Metalsmithing).

•Art 151 (Jewelry & Metalsmithing II) + Art 270 (Jewelry & Metalsmithing III): every semester with Art

150 (Jewelry & Metalsmithing I) + NArt 971 (Non-Credit Jewelry & Metalsmithing) EXCEPT FOR

Spring in ODD years.

•Art 156 (Glass Casting I) + Art 278 (Glass Casting II) + NArt 978 (Non-Credit Glass Casting): Spring

semesters only.

•Art 163 (Arts of Asia): every Spring in ODD years.

•Art 164 (Arts of Africa, Oceania, Americas): every Spring in EVEN years.

•Art 169 (Survey of Modern Art): Fall semesters only.

•Art 220 (Intro to Painting) + Art 221 (Painting): Fall semesters only.

•Art 260 (Sculpture I) + Art 261 (Sculpture II): Fall semesters only with NArt 956 (Non-Credit Foundry).

•Art 265 (Ceramic Sculpture I): Fall semesters only with Art 136 (Ceramics II) + Art 250 (Ceramics III).

•Art 266 (Ceramic Sculpture II): Spring semesters only with Art 136 (Ceramics II) + Art 250 (Ceramics III).

•ArtD 200 (Graphic Design II): Fall semesters only.

•ArtD 210 (Typography Design): Fall semesters only.

•ArtD 220 (Motion Design): Spring semesters only.

•ArtI 210 (Illustration I – Rendering) + ArtI 220 (Illustration II – Digital): Fall semesters only.

•ArtI 247 (Digital 3D Design & Animation): Spring semesters only.

•ArtI 248 (Digital 3D Design & Sculpture): Spring semesters only.

Note: effective Fall 2026, Art 165 (History of Art I) became ARTH C1100 and Art 166 (History of Art II)

became ARTH C1200 due to Common Course Numbering.

Summer 2022 Classes!

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Summer 2022 Art Classes

The time has come to register for summer classes.  This summer the Art Dept. is offering several classes in both face to face or online formats.

See the schedule online here

 

•Art 100 (50293), Intro to Art online asynchrous, 5/31-7/23: Elaine Wilson.
•Art 100 (50379), Intro to Art  asynchrous, 5/31-7/23: Elaine Wilson.
•Art 100 (50269),  Intro to Art  6-9:10, SEC-317 (South Ed Center in Rancho Bernardo), 5/31-7/21: Helen Wilson.
•Art 102 (50879), Foundations of Drawing online synchronous (live web), TTh 9-4:05, 5/31-7/21: Steve Curry.
•Art 102 (50225), Foundations of Drawing MW 9-6:40 Briana Stanley.
•Art 103 (50369), Intermediate Drawing MW 9-6:40,   Briana Stanley.
•Art 120 (50342), Foundations of Life Drawing TTh 9-4:05,  Bo Kim.
•Art 121 (50344),  Intermediate Life Drawing TTh 9-4:05,  Bo Kim.
•Art 135 (50229) Ceramics 1, TTh 9-4:05,  5/31-7/21: Ryan Bulis.
•Art 136 (TBD) Ceramics 2, TTh 9-4:05,  5/31-7/21: Ryan Bulis.
•Art 951 (TBD) TTh 9-4:05, 5/31-7/21: Ryan Bulis.

Biannual Art Sale

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When is the Art Sale?

It’s twice a year, once in the late November or early December (for Holiday gifts!) and once in late Spring (for Mother’s Day!). The sale is held in the area between the Art classrooms–we call it the quad, but you can call it anything you like.

Who does the Art Sale benefit?

The sale benefits the Art Guild. The work is all by students or former students (now professional artists) of Palomar, so you can find some amazing up and coming work, or some terrific deals from the pros. Either way the students and the Department benefit. And you get a chance to show you good taste, and find some one-of-a-kind items you won’t see anywhere else

Scholarship Competition

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SCHOLARSHIPS

The Art Department has an annual scholarship competition for enrolled students. The event gives students the opportunity to present a selection of their work (no more than six) and have it judged by the faculty, and you will be required to prepare a statement for the judges to review. Your submitted pieces must have been produced within the last two years.

The competition takes place in April of each year. Check back at the beginning of the month for this years exact date, and a link to the form you’ll need to fill out to enter the competition.

Check this page for updates as April approaches.

ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES

San Diego Foundation Scholarships: The San Diego Foundation Community Scholarship program provides scholarship opportunities for local students to help pursue their educational goals and achieve their higher education dreams.

Palomar College Financial Aid Office Scholarship Links 

Scholarships.com