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JUPEB Visual Art Syllabus

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JUPEB Visual Art syllabus PDF and text is broken into two semesters with two broad courses each.

FIRST SEMESTER

• VSA 001: ARTS HISTORY
• VSA 002: TWO DIMENSIONAL DESIGN

SECOND SEMESTER

• VSA 003: THREE DIMENSIONAL DESIGN
• VSA 004: THE DECORATIVE ARTS AND OTHER CRAFT TRADITIONS

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VSA 001 — Arts History

1. Arts Movement

• Renaissance art of Europe, abstract expressionism, surrealism, cubism, abstraction, pop art, minimal art, conceptual art, expressionism issue-based art and globalization

1. Nubian and Egyptian Arts

• Characterization of Nubian and Egyptian arts

1. African Arts of the Subsaharan Region

• Masking traditions, classical sculptures from Nigeria, Nok, Igboukwu, Ife, Benin, Tsoede, Owó, and other artistic traditions

1. Art Personalities across the Globe

• Pablo Picasso
• Paul Cezanne
• Bruce Onobrakpeya
• Yussuff Grillo
• Malangatana Valente
• David Koloane
• El Salahi
• Skunder Boghosian

VSA 002 — Two Dimensional Design

1. Painting

• Landscape and seascape
• Figure studies
• Still-life
• Portraits

1. Drawing

• General drawing from nature
• Still-life and imaginative composition

1. Textile

• Tools and materials associated with basic textiles
• Use of colour and principles of design
• Basic design for textile production
• Practical exercises in selected areas such as textile design, Resist and dyeing, Printing and painting, Construction and alternative media, Fashion design and accessories, body adornment, costume and set design
• Socio-cultural significance of cloth in Africa
• Textile tradition in Africa such as:
  • Nigeria — Sanyan, Akwete, Kijipa
  • Ghana — Etu, Kente
  • Mali — Kanga and Mud cloth
• Selected textile production centres such as Asoke weaving in Southwestern Nigeria, cloth dyeing in Kano

1. Graphics, Photography, Printmaking

• Printing methods
• Photography techniques
• Graphic art and design

VSA 003 — Three Dimensional Design

1. Sculpture

• Materials and methods in sculpture
• Modelling simple forms and relief sculpture
• Studies in sculpture in the round
• Casting technique in sculpture
• Metal assemblage

1. Ceramics

• Methods of using clay for hand building, slip casting, slab building, and wheel throwing technique
• Drying and firing
• Use of slip and oxides for decorating and painting
• Glazing and firing techniques

VSA 004 — The Decorative Arts and Other Craft Traditions

1. Jewelry Making

• Materials and methods
• Bead stringing
• Wirework

1. Simple Casting

• Simple casting procedure, cire perdue, centrifugal casting, cuttlefish casting, sand casting techniques

1. Indigenous Materials

• Stones, bones, shells, wood, buttons, paper, and fabrics

1. Crafts

• Basket weaving, paper mache art, and wirework

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