Art
Sections:
Please consult a faculty member or the coordinator listed below before beginning your coursework.
Degree
Art — Associate in Fine Arts
The A.F.A. is designed primarily for students wishing to transfer into baccalaureate
programs with a major in studio art, often leading to a BFA degree. When planning
your coursework, use the Student Planning Worksheet.
The A.A. is designed for students planning to pursue a Liberal Arts degree in either art history or studio art, often leading to a BA degree. Course selections should be made using the A.A. Student Planning Worksheet.
Chuck Boone, Professor, Art
McAninch Arts Center (MAC), Room 290, (630) 942-2477
Liberal Arts Division
Berg Instructional Center (BIC), Room 2616, (630) 942-2047
Portrait Art Project
COD art class produced and donated 36 portraits to Maternity BVM elementary school in Chicago, IL. The art class then donated time to work with Maternity BVM School kids to create art on walls.
Upcoming Events
Music Fridays @ Noon: Piano, Violin and Cello Trios
Lecture/Demo presented by COD piano instructor Emi Murata. Students will perform trios written for beginning to intermediate levels.
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Curt Columbus' adaptation of Sophocles sheds a contemporary light on the classical characters, bringing to stage what it means to be a person who acts in an extraordinary fashion while misguided power
Read articleCollege Theater: "The Dreams of Antigone"
Curt Columbus' adaptation of Sophocles sheds a contemporary light on the classical characters, bringing to stage what it means to be a person who acts in an extraordinary fashion while misguided power
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