The Creative Process

Description
These classes center around the inter-influential relationships between art, music, theatre and literature as well as other artistic disciplines. Emphasis will be placed on what influenced a composer, a writer and/or a playwright to create a body of work, and furthermore, how these ideas and concepts affect and influence one another from one discipline to the next. Parallels will be drawn as to why, who and how significant artists'  works came to be what they are. Additionally, the topics will concentrate on understanding what came before the artist and/or writer and their work, what happened during their time of creative work to instigate the initial interest in subject matter by a composer/writer/playwright, and how they contributed to the overall body of work and evolutionary progress in each of these disciplnes. 

Instructions
Complete at least three courses and a minimum of 10 credits. No more than two of these courses may have the same disciplinary prefix.

 

First Cluster (complete 3 courses)
ARTHI 270 Western Art I: Paleolithic-Gothic  4 credits
OR     
ARTHI 271 Western Art II: Renaissance-Present 4 credits    
OR    
ARTHI 352 19th Century Art 4 credits
OR    
ARTHI 362 Modern Art: 1900-1960 4 credits
     
DANC 261 Dance History and Appreciation I 4 credits    
     
ENGL 200  Introduction to Literature 4 credits    
OR       
ENGL 227 Introduction to World Literature  4 credits    
     
MEDA 250   Elements of Video Production   4 credits    
OR        
MEDA 260 Elements of Multimedia Design  4 credits
     
MUS 101 Introduction to Classical Music  4 credits  
OR       
MUS 110Music Notation & Songwriting 4 credits  
     
THEA 101  Theatre Appreciation 4 credits
OR    
THEA 350  Theatre History & Dramatic Lit I  4 credits
OR    
THEA 360 Theatre History & Dramatic Lit II  4 credits
OR    
APTH 215/315 Applied Theatre Workshop 4 credits
OR    
APTH 272 Performance as Witness 2 credits
OR    
APTH 372 Performance as Witness II 2 credits