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Art
Collin College’s Art program fosters a creative environment where you can learn the
skills to become a successful artist. The Art program offers foundation-level courses
in drawing, design, art appreciation and art history, as well as courses focused on
traditional studio disciplines such as drawing, painting, watercolor, ceramics, sculpture,
printmaking and metals.
Our spacious labs will provide you with access to professional-quality equipment,
including printing presses, ceramic kilns, electric pottery wheels and a metal-casting
foundry. Our gallery space, The Art Gallery, exposes students to the work of current
professional artists and showcases student work in both open and juried student shows.
Our instructors are nationally-recognized, practicing artists who are dedicated to
helping you explore, research and practice the visual arts
| Recommended Electives | ||
| ARTS | 1301 | Art Appreciation |
| ARTS | 1303 | Art History I (Prehistoric to the 14th Century) |
| ARTS | 1304 | Art History II (14th Century to the present) |
| ARTS | 1311 | Design I (2-dimensional) |
| ARTS | 1312 | Design II (3-dimensional) |
| ARTS | 1316 | Drawing I |
| ARTS | 1317 | Drawing II |
| ARTS | 2311 | Design III |
| ARTS | 2316 | Painting I |
| ARTS | 2317 | Painting II |
| ARTS | 2323 | Life Drawing |
| ARTS | 2326 | Sculpture I |
| ARTS | 2333 | Printmaking I |
| ARTS | 2341 | Metals |
| ARTS | 2346 | Ceramics I |
| ARTS | 2347 | Ceramics II |
| ARTS | 2366 | Watercolor |
Program Options
Certificate – Fine Arts Field of Study: General Studies Track
Certificate – Fine Arts Field of Study: Studio Track
Also see Photography area of study