ART 219: Native American Beading III

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Class Program

Art

Credits

Clinical Hours None

Weekly Contact Hours

Course ID

090899

Meets Degree Requirements For

Humanities with Performance

Description

Advanced study of the materials, cultural styles, and techniques of Native American beading, including beading onto leather and completion of a large project.

Grading Basis

Graded

Prerequisites

ART 218

Course Learning Outcomes

Recognize patterns and colors used by different Native American nations.

Utilize up to 12 colors in a complex design researched or created by the student, such as an animal or a floral design, and applied to a large project.

Demonstrate the ability to shade designs using appropriate color combinations.

Be able to bead onto leather.

Analyze and translate patterns into beaded designs at an advanced-level.

Learn and use vocabulary unique to Native American beading, its materials and techniques.

Demonstrate a general understanding of the cultural values and responsibilities related to traditional Native American beadwork and design.

Core Topics

Research into beading styles of various Native American Nations
Further understanding of beading materials, including leather.
Students will have increased responsibility and direction of their own work, including pattern design and shading.
Further exploration of the traditional uses of beadwork