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PAINTING 516A COLOR SEMINAR

PAINTING/PRINTMAKING Art 516a, Color Seminar

Color in painting plays many roles. The interplay of color may be used to create light and space or to establish the expressive tenor of a work. At the same time, color can be used as a symbolic element or deployed to create a compositional armature. Through weekly studio assignments, this seminar explores the syntactical principles that allow the artist to work with color to achieve these ends. Meets biweekly for 1.5 credits. Peter Halley

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