
Summer Session Courses
BA: Studio Art
Summer Session 2025 Courses:
More information at https://summer.ucsc.edu/courses/art.html
Summer Session 1 (June 23 – July 25, 2025)
Summer Session 2 (July 28 – August 29, 2025)
Ten Week Summer Session (June 23 – August 29, 2025)
ART 20G [In Person]
Introduction to Print Media and Drawing
Session 1
GE Code: PR-C
Proposed Instructor: Bridget Henry
ART 20I [In Person]
Introduction to Photography
Session 1
GE Code: PR-C
Proposed Instructor: Karolina Karlic
ART 80T [Online]
Digital Tools for Contemporary Art Practice
10-Week
GE Code: PE-T
Proposed Instructor: Jennifer Parker
ART 111 [In Person]
Figure Drawing
Session 1
Proposed Instructor: Noah Buchanan
ART 113 [In Person]
Illustrating Stories: Fantasy and Documentary Narratives
Session 2
GE Code: PR-C
Proposed Instructor: Frank Galuszka
This is a studio class about illustration for students at any level, and is open to beginners as well as advanced students. It welcomes visual artists, creative writers, and students from all departments who want to learn how to tell a story through painting and drawing.Work is done in drawing and painting media; some digital and mixed media may be incorporated. Painting will be water-based. Drawing from life is included. Wit, humor, restraint, and sophistication are discussed, as well as inclusivity, exclusivity, and explicit and implicit social issues.
ART 119 [In Person]
Special Topics in Drawing – Comics & Self-Publishing
Session 2
Proposed Instructor: Raty Syka
All Students can enroll – the review of prerequisites and restrictions is waived in summer. This studio course will provide students with the structure and various resources to create a short comic or graphic narrative work. Weekly meetings will support the progression from research and ideation, through storyboarding, revision, art production, formatting, and printing. To supplement our focus on the production of original work, we will also read a selection of texts that cover both historical and theoretical touchstones for the genre, as well as recent works that are relevant to student interests and significant movements in the field. Students interested in producing work in all genres are welcome. Developing a personal workflow for future projects will be emphasized.
ART 135 [Online]
Digital Painting
Session 1
GE Code: PR-C
Proposed Instructor: Kathleen Deck
ART 145 [Online]
Vector Art & Illustration
Session 2
Proposed Instructor: Kathleen Deck
ART 147T/THEA 117
Design Studio Costume
Session 1
GE Code: IM
ART 150 [In Person]
Darkroom Practices
Session 2
Proposed Instructor: Jack Chapman
ART 154C [In Person]
After Archives: Photographers & Research (Karolina Karlic)
Session 2
GE Code: CC
Proposed Instructor: Karolina Karlic
ART 155 [In Person]
Photo Field Research Quarter, California Road Trip (10 credits)
Session 1
GE Code: PR-C
Proposed Instructor: Jack Chapman
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ART 183 [In Person]
Metal Fabrication
Session 1
GE Code: PR-C
Proposed Instructor: Sean Monaghan
ART 161C [In Person]*
Global Seminar: Relief Printmaking in Korea (6 credits)
Proposed Instructor: Jimin Lee
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