Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing
Jewelry Design and Metalsmithing encourages you to pursue your own personal direction and career goals in jewelry/metals while developing a strong foundation in traditional and contemporary metals techniques. The curriculum is designed to broaden students’ understanding of the jewelry/metals field and its historical and contemporary context through research and experimentation. You will learn a variety of processes for working with metal and non-metal materials, explore art content, and study contemporary forms as well as historical antecedents. Throughout the course sequence, you will be challenged to develop your own personal style while building a repertoire of techniques. Coursework places equal emphasis on creative problem solving and technical proficiency.
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Select an advising sheet based on your catalog year: 2006 - 2011 BFA in Art - Jewelry & Metalsmithing ( 2012 BFA Jewelry & Metalsmithing ( |
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Yuko Yagisawa |
yagisawa@msudenver.edu |
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The Jewelry Design/Metalsmithing studio provides 18 individual workstations and a separated discussion area within the studio. Metalsmithing area can be separated by industrial soundproof screen from the workbench area. The studio facility consist of the following:
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