INTER AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO GUAYAMA CAMPUS EDUCATION, SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANISTIC STUDIES SYLLABUS

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INTER AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO GUAYAMA CAMPUS EDUCATION, SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANISTIC STUDIES SYLLABUS I. General Information Title of course : ART APRECIATION Subject code and number : GEPE 3010 Credits : Professor : Hours of office : Telephone of office : Email : II. Description Study of the fundamentals of visual arts and how these form an integral part of life. Approach to the creative and appreciative processes of universal art. Study of the historical and esthetical background in which works of art are produced. Prescribed Distributive Course. III. Objectives A- Objectives: 1. To establish the link between the creative and appreciative process. 1. 1. To identify the criteria needed in art appreciation. 1. 2. To describe the process used to create art. 2. To identify techniques pertinent to art styles. 2. 1.To apply the appropriate terminology when appreciating works of art. 2.2. To identify the different characteristics of traditional and contemporary art techniques. 3.. To analyze creative art in its historical and aesthetic framework. 3.1. To identify the fundamental properties of style. 3.2. To identify art styles of the past that has Influenced Puerto Rican art. 3. 3. To relate visual arts like films, photography, theater and architecture with other expressive media. 3.4. To recognize the importance of classical, medieval, baroque,

neo-classical, and of the art of XVIII, XIX, and XX centuries in the development of art and culture today. 4. To establish the relationship between contemporary art s proposal and the social cultural and economic dynamics in post modern thought. 4.1. To evaluate universal and Puerto Rican masterpieces in relationship to the social cultural and economical dynamics, giving emphasis to post modern thought. 4.2 To analyze the artistic proposal of actuality in relationship to technological development and to humanistic contents. IV. Course Content Subjects to be studied in order Unit One: Topic I: Art: Problems of Definition Topic II: Meaning in Art - Pre History A. Cro-Magnon Art 1. Technique Topic III: Meaning in Art- Traditional and Contemporary A) Michelangelo (Renaissance) B) Marcel Duchamp (Modern and contemporary) C) Contemporary artist from Puerto Rico and foreign countries. Topic IV: Themes in Art A) Art History Topic V: Themes In modern Art A) Modern Artist 1. Chagall 2. Matisse 3. Kandinsky 4. Picasso 5. Dali B) Puerto Rican modern artists Unit Two: Aesthetics or Beauty Topic I: Aesthetics or Beauty: Problems of Definition Topic II: Ideas on Aesthetics or Beauty: Hellenic Culture Topic III: Ideas on Aesthetics or Beauty: Oriental Culture Topic IV: Ideas on Aesthetics or Beauty: African Culture Topic V: Aesthetics, Ugliness, Obscurity and Others. A) Goya B) Bosco C) Brueguel

Topic VI: Aesthetic and Beauty through Time A) Modern Artist Topic VII: Sir Herbert Read: Definition on Aesthetics Unit Three: Creativity Topic I: Creativity: What is it? What motivates it? Topic II: The Unconscious Mind: Freud and Jung Topic III: Creative thought: The artist vision A) Gauguin B) Van Gogh C) Dalí D) Goya E) Da Vinci Topic IV: Creativity is work. Topic V: Creativity and being oneself. Topic VI: Creativity and Childhood Topic VII: Awareness and Perception Unit Four: Purposes of art Topic I: Purposes of art: Personal Purposes Topic II: Purposes of art: Historical Topic III: Social Purposes of art: Topic IV: Scientific Functions of Art A) Leonardo, Michelangelo Topic V: Art for Day to Day Living A) Primitive Cultures Unit Five: Styles and Types of Art Topic I: Types of Art A) Naturalistic: Courbet B) Abstract Representational: Matisse, Picasso C) Pure Abstraction: Kandinsky Unit Six: The Line Topic I: The Line A) In History B) Drawing Techniques Topic II: The Line as an Element of Expression A) Exercises Topic III: Line Functions

Unit Seven: Types of Shape Topic I: The Shape: Types of Shape A) Exercises Unit Eight: Types of Contrast Topic I: Types of Contrast A) History: The Baroque B) Exercises Unit Nine: Color Topic I: Color Theory Topic II: Color History A) Middle Ages B) Renaissance C) Baroque 1. P.R. Rococo: Campeche D) Impressionism 1. French: Monet 2. P.R. Impressionism: Oller E) Post Impressionism 1. Van Gogh, Gauguin F) Modern Art 1. Fauvism: Matisse 2. Abstract Expressionism 3. Domingo García and Arnaldo Roche Puerto Rican, 4. Expressionist painters G) Painting Techniques Unit Ten: Space Topic I: Space: Mass and Volume: 3D. and 2D. Media Topic II: Space as illusion: Perspective Topic III: Space in History: Flat Space: Ancient Art Topic IV: Space Trough History: The Middle ages Topic V: Space in History: The Search: Islamic culture Topic VI: Space in History: Pre Renaissance: XIV Cent. A.D.: Giotto Topic VII: Space in History: The Renaissance A) Italy Topic VIII: Space in History: Paul Cezanne Topic IX: Space in History: Picasso, Braque and Cubism Unit XI: Puerto Rican art, quest and search for identity.

V. Activities 1. Visits to the Museum of Contemporary Art, (MAC) and a short report. 2. Visit to the Art Museum of Puerto Rico,(MAPR) and a short report. 3. Visit to virtual museums in the WEB and short report on selected artist and their work. VI. Evaluation 1. 25% Exam I 2. 25% Exam II 3. 25% Exam III 4. 25% Written Work. VII. Special notes a. Special assistance Rights of students with disabilities In accordance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Law, the Inter American University of Puerto Rico will be providing reasonable and necessary accommodation to the degree that is possible for students with disabilities so that they can participate in academic life in the same manner that other students without disabilities are able to participate. b. Plagiarism policy All students should read the Student Regulations Handbook to become familiar with the possible sanctions you are exposed to when you do not comply with its regulations. Following is the link: Plagiarism, dishonesty, fraud, and any other type of manipulation or inappropriate behavior related with academic performance are unacceptable in our institution. Disciplinary actions will be taken on students found guilty of such practice as established in Chapter V, Article 1, Section B.2 of the Students Rules and Regulations Handbook. http://www.inter.edu/documentos/pdf/reg_est_eng_08.pdf Inter has very strict regulations regarding plagiarizing (using the ideas or words of others without giving proper credit), so it is important that you specifically read Chapter 5, Section B.2.a. This section clearly explains what plagiarism is. In addition, it explains the types of sanctions students are exposed to when they commit it.

c. Electronic devices All electronic devices, including cell phones, can interrupt teaching, learning or alter environmental conditions that lead to academic excellence. In order to guarantee maximum learning conditions, electronic devices are prohibited during exams. VIII. Educational resources 1. Books on art theory 2. Art History Book 3. Art Magazine 4. Internet Web Pages (museums) 5. Films (DVD) IX. Bibliography, Books of reference 1. Patrick Frank, (2008), Preble s Artforms, Pearson Prentice Hall,editon 9. 2. Mark Getlein, (2009), Living with art,mcgraw Hill Comp. Edition 9. 3. Andrew Graham Dixon, (2008) Art: Over 2,500 works, from cave to contemporary. 4. Deborah Cherry, (2007), Art History, visual culture, Blakwell publishers. 5. Marilyn Stokstad, Frederick Asher, Michael Cothren, (2010), Prentice Hall, Edition 4. 6. Dana Arnold,( 2010), Art History, Contemporary perspective on method. Edited by Author. 7. Tumelo Mosaka, Annie Paul, Nicolette Ramirez,(2008), Infinite Island, contemporary Caribbean Art. 8. Domitille d'orgeval, Laurent Salome, Matthieu Poirier, Serge Lemoine, (2010), Geometry beyond limits: Latin american contemporary art. Internet References Puerto Rico Enciclopedia: http://www.enciclopediapr.org/, http://www.enciclopediapr.org/ing/ Nicholas Pioch museum of famous paintings: http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/about/license.html Art history resources on the WEB: http://witcombe.sbc.edu/arthlinks.html Museo de arte de Puerto Rico, http://www.mapr.org/ Museo de arte contemporáneo de Puerto Rico: http://www.museocontemporaneopr.org/ Museo de Arte de Ponce: http://www.museoarteponce.org/index2.php Arte de Puerto Rico: http://www.google.com.pr/#hl=es&q=art+of+puerto+rico&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&o q=art+of+puerto+rico&gs_rfai=&fp=dcfac9c154c9190a

Videos Arte 21: Art in the twenty first century IV, 2007 DVD, PBS 5. Theo Jansen s kinesthetic sculptures, DVD,2007, TED TALKS