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« Home « Academic Rigor « Active Engagement « Supportive Community « The Center « Academics « Message from Dean Nance « Meet The Dean « FOCUS « First Year Seminars  AT105: An Introduction to Drawing as Description and Invention   Drawing is one of the earliest ways that humans used to communicate ideas. With all the technological advances we have made since the cave paintings of Lascaux, drawing remains one of the clearest and most direct ways to make certain types of thinking understood. This course will begin to provide the student with the means to describe the visible world, as well as, to depict that which exists only in the imagination. Course assignments, lectures, and demonstrations are designed to promote technical and aesthetic growth in students while also increasing their awareness of both the current and historical practice of drawing. This course will take the place of the AT 105 requirement for first-year art majors and minors. Your Professor Gary Bolding is a practicing artist whose work has been shown internationally in 26 solo exhibitions and in more than 100 group exhibitions. Recent exhibition venues have included the Tatistcheff Gallery in New York City, the Bernice Steinbaum Gallery in Miami, Florida, the Lorraine Ogilivie Gallery in Marburg, Germany, the Danforth Museum in Framingham, Massachusetts, and the Polk Museum in Lakeland, Florida. Professor Bolding is chairperson of the art department. Return To Seminar Listing Stetson University First Year Studies | Unit 8275 421 North Woodland Boulevard DeLand, Florida 32723 Email Address : firstyearstudies@stetson.edu Phone Number : 386.822.7345 Fax Number : 386.822.7322