Digital Photography And Imaging You are in the section Digital Photography And Imaging Programs & Majors » Degrees Offered Click on a degree below to view detailsThe Fargo-Moorhead Camera Club and the North Central Camera Club Council welcome you to the The Fargo-Moorhead Camera Club and the North Central Camera Club Council welcome you to the 2016 60th Annual Fall N4C Convention September 29-October 1, 2016, at the Baymont Inn and Suites in Fargo, North DakotaThe club meets the first and third Thursdays of every month starting with the third Thursday in September through May. The first Thursday is competition night and the second Thursday is education night. We are affiliated with North Central Camera Council (N4C) which is an organization of about 40 camera clubs in the North Central States area of the US. Visitors are always welcome at all meetings and activities. FMCC's primary medium is digital. Please see our Membership page for additional information..

For those of you unfamiliar with the Camara Club operations, We hold 2 meetings per month (except September) from Sept to May. We meet the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at the First Presbyterian Church in Downtown Fargo. THe first meeting of each month consists of our Monthly Salon (photo contest). Female Japanese Akita Puppies For SaleThese salons are open to every member and participation is highly encouraged, though not required. Oval Bath Shower RailOur Second Meeting is our Educational Meeting. Buy Villeroy Boch ToiletWe try to hold different ed nights each month talking about everything from Photoshop to Light painting. 2016 60th Annual Fall N4C Convention WEB PAGEThe Photography Training CenterHey everyone we haven't posted in awhile how about sending in one of your latest photos!

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The visual arts program at North Dakota State University offers a strong studio major in the context of a broad-based humanities degree. It provides a wide range of courses and involvement in the belief that full development of an individual's creative ability, critical intellect and social and historical awareness is the best preparation for a rewarding life and career. The Department of Visual Arts and the Division of Fine Arts share the conviction that practice and proliferation of art in a society positively reflects cultural awareness, diversity and endurance, as well as freedom of expression. The visual arts are an exciting part of campus life at NDSU. Students from every college in the University take both studio and academic courses in the art program, bringing with them a rich variety of perspectives and interests from professional commitment to sheer personal enjoyment of art. As a primary career specialization, or as a supplement to some other major field, art is one of the most versatile areas of study.

Students of art develop a life-long commitment to visual understanding and expression. Renaissance Hall, a multi-million dollar, state-of-the-art facility, houses the Department of Visual Arts. The building provides well-equipped studio facilities for drawing, painting, design, digital media, printmaking, photography, sculpture and ceramics. The department maintains a slide library of art imagery along with a full range of audio-visual equipment. Secure, semiprivate studio space is available for all art majors, and a number of individual student studios are available. Both Macintosh and PC computers with graphic arts software for digital media are available in the Downtown Campus cluster. The print shop houses several etching and litho presses as well as facilities for silkscreen printing. The ceramic studio boasts three gas kilns and a wood burning kiln, clay mixing facilities and 30 throwing wheels. The large sculpture studio houses various types of welders, a plasma cutter and other tools for metal work, woodworking and carving in stone.

A high-tech classroom for art history seats 75 and is also available for smaller classes. The department has its own gallery in the Reineke Fine Arts  Center on campus as well as gallery space in the Renaissance Hall, the President’s Gallery in Old Main and the Memorial Union Gallery. A wide range of exhibitions, including national traveling exhibitions, and student and faculty shows are always available on and off campus. In close proximity to the Plains Art Museum, the department and the Plains work closely together, enhancing art experiences for the entire region. The faculty is composed of Michael Strand, department head, Kimble Bromley, Kent Kapplinger, Kristi Groberg, David Swenson, Meghan Kirkwood, Su Legatt, Aaron Kirchoff and Andrew Stark. These faculty members are professional artists active at regional, national and international levels in art exhibitions, art research, art organizations and critical writing. All faculty are widely experienced and are committed to the value and importance of art in life.

The art faculty prides itself in being very accessible to students at all times for individual consultation and critique. The Printmaking Education and Research Studio (PEARS) is housed in the Department of Visual Arts. This specialized program broadens student exposure to artists working in the printmaking medium by facilitating collaborations to create editions of prints. The program provides classes and workshops for students, instructors and artists seeking both traditional and the latest in technological information. The program offers artist residencies, internships and studio rentals to qualified artists and promotes sales and exhibition of artwork produced in the studio. Art students develop a life-long commitment to visual understanding, critical thinking and individual expression. Potential careers include commercial art, graphic design, animation, illustration, arts marketing, commercial photography, museum and gallery work, exhibition design, art therapy, independent studio art, municipal art programs, art criticism, independent art instruction, art media research, arts organizations, arts funding agencies, university instruction and K-12 education.

The art curriculum places emphasis on developing individual concept and content within a broad range of knowledge and skills. The small size of the program offers a highly flexible and personal approach to each student's development. All students start the program with a strong foundation in design and drawing. Through experience in diverse art media, students develop an area of concentration culminating in a three-credit or six-credit baccalaureate project and thesis exhibition during the senior year. The Tri-College University, which includes Concordia College, Minnesota State Community and Technical College, Minnesota State University Moorhead and North Dakota State University of Science offers students access to specialized courses not offered in the NDSU art curriculum. Students majoring in art have several degree options. The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) is the professional degree requiring 72 hours in art with an emphasis in one or a combination of the following: Painting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, photography, drawing or design and digital media.

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) and the Bachelor of Science (BS) requires 51 hours in art with an emphasis in one of the following: Painting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, photography, drawing or design and digital media.The BA also requires a competency in a foreign language through the intermediate level and the BS degree requires a minor in another discipline.Art Education is offered as a BS degree in collaboration with the NDSU School of Education. A minimum of 122 credit hours are needed for graduation. The new multimillion dollar James Falck Endowment for Visual Arts is part of a new suite of scholarships for incoming freshman and existing Visual Arts majors. Scholarships are awarded based on academic excellence and portfolio review. For more information contact the NDSU Department of Visual Arts at (701) 231-8818. Bachelor of Fine ArtsCredits        General Education Requirements ____________________________________________________ First Year Experience 1         UNIV. 189 - Skills for Academic Success Communication 3         COMM 110 - Fundamentals of Public Speaking 3, 3         ENGL 110, 120 - College Composition I, II 3         English Upper Division Writing 3 Quantitative Reasoning 10 Science & Technology Humanities & Fine Arts 3         ART 210 - Art History I 3         ART 211 - Art History II 6 Social & Behavioral Sciences 2 Wellness - Cultural Diversity - Global Perspective 40 Total Credits College/Department Requirements _______________________________________ 3 Humanities Elective(s) 3

Social Science Elective(s) 3 Fine Arts Elective 9 Totals Credits Major Requirements _________________________________________ 3 ART 120 - Painting I 3 ART 122 - Two Dimensional Design 3 ART 124 - Three Dimensional Design 3 ART 131 - Foundations Drawing 3 ART 150 - Ceramics I 3 ART 160 - Sculpture I 3 ART 170 - Printmaking I 3 ART 180 - Photography I 3 ART 185 - Design and Digital Media I 3 ART 230 - Drawing II 3 ART 335 - Figure Drawing 3 ART 451 - History of American Art 3 ART 452 - Contemporary Art 3 ART 453 - Topics in Art History 6 ART 489 - Baccalaureate Project (2 times) 10 Art Studio Electives 18 Art Studio Emphasis Electives 6 Intermediate Studio Courses 82 Total 122 CURRICULUM TOTAL Art MinorThe art minor has been recently updated to be completely flexible and serve as a unique “compliment” to any existing major. By being flexible, you can choose a path that suits your educational goals. For instance, if you loved ceramics in high school, you could choose to take 15 credits in ceramics as a minor that may compliment your degree in archaeology or engineering.

Credits         3   Art History/Art Appreciation Electives 15   Additional Art History/Studio Electives 18   Total This sample curriculum is not intended to serve as a curriculum guide for current students, but rather an example of course offerings for prospective students. For the curriculum requirements in effect at the time of entrance into a program, consult with an academic advisor or with the Office of Registration and Records.https://bulletin.ndsu.edu/undergraduate/programs/ Reineke Fine Arts CenterRoom 107Reineke Fine Arts Center is located on the south end of campus on the corner of 12th Ave. N. and Bolley Drive (Campus Map) Department of Visual Arts North Dakota State University 650 NP Avenue Dept #2332, PO Box 6050 Fargo, ND 58108-6050 Tel: (701) 231-5813 / Fax: (701) 231-2085 Email: Kelly.Todd@ndsu.edu Web: www.ndsu.edu/performingarts/ Office of AdmissionNorth Dakota State University Ceres 114 Dept #5230, PO Box 6050 Fargo, ND 58108-6050 Tel: (701) 231-8643 / Fax: (701) 231-8802 Email: NDSU.