Courses


ART 3000 – Digital Image Manipulation   Fall & Spring
Introduction to the creation, manipulation, and critical interpretation of the graphic and photographic artwork. Includes input and output of digital work as it applies to artists.
 ART 3001 – Internet Art   Fall & Spring
Network Culture Integration of the image, video, animation, and audio for the creation of internet art. Issues of tactical media, identity construction, programming, and digital aesthetics emphasized.
ART 3101 – 3D Modeling   Fall & Spring
Study of concepts, aesthetics, procedures, and critical practice of sculpting with 3D modeling software for generation of form, environment, and character. Includes output to rapid prototyping printers, laser cutters and or CNC milling.
catherineleeART 4101 – Moving Image Art   Fall & Spring
Creation, manipulation, and animation of digital imagery, including the integration of multiple media elements, such as video, drawings, and audio into artistic projects.

Approaches to new media, interactivity, digital control of objects, projections, and sound in installation events, performances, and exhibitions.

 ART 4401 – Computer Animation  Fall & Spring

Introduction to theory and practice of 3D modeling, animation, cinematography, and audio as it relates to experimental digital storytelling.

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ART 4901 – Studio Practice    Fall & Spring
This course provides BFA students in the Department of Art with practical experience in the development of new and significant artwork for the end of semester exhibition, creating good documentation of the artwork, writing a project statement and experimenting with presentation methods

ART 4990 – Senior Project    Fall & Spring
Guides graduating Seniors in planning, development, and execution of a project for the BFA thesis show.

ART 3009 – Video Art 1   Fall & Spring
Introduction to the creation and analysis of video artwork; including techniques of video capture, post-production, manipulation and critique within the context of art.

microscopic image of yellow and purple pollenArt 3011 Art & Science, Learning with Plants – Spring
Through knowing, learning, and sharing, we will investigate plants and their relationships with humans. Scientific methods such as microscopy, experiment design, data recording, and analysis will be used alongside artistic methods of observation, speculation, rendering visible, and creative synthesis. Discoveries will be documented as scientific reports and artwork will be created.

*GE Themes course: Lived Environments (4-credits)

ART 5001 Topic: VR Space & Animation – Spring

Virtual reality creation and animation using Quill. Learning and applying extensive VR animation and modeling techniques to creative storytelling, philosophical approaches, and critical thinking are at the core of this course’s goals for students.

Contact Professor Illya Mousavijad for info mousavijad.1@osu.edu

ART 5101 – AI Video Art: a Critical Approach to Experimental Media
This course explores the creative and critical possibilities of AI Through hands-on projects that integrate visual and audio practices to examine how it reshapes authorship, aesthetics, and contemporary video.
Contact Professor Mehran (mehran.2@osu.edu) for instructor permission.

ART 4009 – Video Art II
Graduate and Undergraduate
Intermediate theory and practice of creating video artwork. Emphasis on personal expression and experimental approaches.
ART 5001 –  Eco Art
(Aspects of Art & Tech) Grad & Undergrad. This special topics studio course explores climate change, species extinction, and the increasing awareness of human and technological impacts on the earth. We will make, or un-make, our art as we grapple with questions such as: can art help us image new futures for ecological and equitable living? What are the ethics of using materials to make eco art? What is the role of technological media?
Most of these courses are offered every semester and most are open to non-majors. To check the offering times and availability of a course, go to the course schedule and type the course number and “Art” in the search box.