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ARTM 258 Intro to Jewelry (4R)
Forming and construction of adornment amd related objects. Introduces historical and contemporary work through slides and lectures.

ARTM 259 Intro to Metalsmithing (4R)
Forming and construction of functional and sculptural objects. Introduces historical and contemporary work through slides and lectures.

ARTM 357/457/557 Metalsmithing & Jewlery {Topic} (3-5R)
Further exploration of techniques related to conceptual problems. Content varies by term with a focus on individual processes: hollow-ware, forgin, connections, casting, aluminum anodizing, enameling, stone setting. Prereq: ARTM 258,259.

ARTM 459/559 Advanced Metalsmithing & Jewelry (3-5R)
Emphasis on individual creative development. Various conceptual problems. Prereq: ARTM 457/557.



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