Introduction to Creativity

ARTS 104

In this class students, will learn what creativity is, the processes that aid in a person’s ability to create, and that creation is not limited to tangible objects but can also include useful systems and methods of operation. Non-linear thinking, cognitive taxonomies, the encouragement of ideas, problem-solving, risk taking, and learning from failures will be explored.

ARTS104 is a 3 credit course.

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ARTS 101Introduction to Art
ARTS 1022D Foundations
ARTS 104Introduction to Creativity
ARTS 105Art History I Prehistory to the Gothic Period
ARTS 106Art History II Renaissance to Realism
ARTS 107Art History III Modernism
ARTS 110Drawing
ARTS 114Painting I: Watercolor and Ink
ARTS 116Sculpture I
ARTS 2023D Foundations
ARTS 211Life Drawing I
ARTS 214Painting II: Still Life
ARTS 216Sculpture II: Casting
ARTS 240Masterpieces of the Western Tradition
ARTS 290Professional Practices Studio
ARTS 311Life Drawing II
ARTS 312Digital Illustration/Concept Art I
ARTS 314Painting III: Figure Painting
ARTS 316Sculpture III: Carving
ARTS 324Painting IV: Landscape
ARTS 340Masterpieces of the Western Tradition II
ARTS 412Digital Illustration/Concept Art II
ARTS 416Sculpture IV
ARTS 452Contemporary Issues in Art
ARTS 480Topics in Studio Arts
ARTS 494Portfolio/Senior Project
ARTS 495Senior Exhibition
ARTS 499Art Internship

More information on ARTS104

Please contact the registrar or your Bethany academic advisor with questions about this course or how it might fit into your academic plan. Note that not all courses are offered every semester. Course information as it is printed in the official Academic Catalog takes precedence over this listing.