Painting provides endless possibilities of expression in both meaning (the artist's intent, message, or subject) and form (a way in which an artist manipulates color and medium to create a personal identity or visual style). In the last decade we have become interested in the way paint can be applied non-traditionally - sprayed, splashed, dripped, and poured.
We attempt to bring this way of making art to the classroom. Through observation, theoretical application, and time-tested methods students are encouraged to further their studies by experimenting and exploring the unique ways paint can give credibility and meaning to new ideas.

Ronald Onorato
Office Hours:
Monday 10:30pm to 12m
Tuesday/Thursday 2pm to 3pm
Or by appointment
FAC 207
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