The
Painting area of SUNY Oneonta provides opportunities for students to explore
various painting mediums. Courses in this area encourage students to learn
fundamental to advanced processes in oils, acrylics, encaustic, and watercolor.
Painting problems are designed to insure a wide range of technical skill,
and an understanding of the coordination of advanced uses of space via abstractions
and representational imagery. Both traditional and contemporary painting
techniques are presented.
The
facilities of the Painting area enjoy a large and well-lit painting studio,
and the cooperative use of the Woodshop. Students have the advantage of
using the Woodshop to build stretchers and design fabrications for advanced
painting constructions. In addition, the Drawing and Design studios are used to teach Watercolor.
- Yolanda Sharpe, Professor, Teaches
Painting, Watercolor, Drawing, and 2D Design.
Visit Yolanda's personal web site and gallery
Read
the official College
Catalogue Course Descriptions , and you can find more information on
the degree requirements by visiting the Degrees
page.