ART 161J

Mokuhanga: Print Japan

6credits
About this course

Course taught both at UCSC and at the host university in Tokyo. At UCSC, oil-based woodblock printmaking covers techniques, application of tools, materials, history, issues and concepts. In Japan, the class studies Mokuhanga, resulting in a great understanding and appreciation of this traditional process. Via class activities, field trips, excursions, and cultural visits, students encounter diverse multi-regional art practices, thus broadening perspectives and increasing understanding not only of print media but of contemporary visual culture. May be repeated for credit.

All available terms

2 terms

Avg. GPA
3.99
Grades
28
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University of California, Santa Cruz

ART 161J at UCSC: average GPA 3.99 across 28 students. Grade distribution by term. Course taught both at UCSC and at the host university in Tokyo. At UCSC…

Average GPA: 3.99

Grade distribution records: 28 students across 2 terms.

Grade distribution

GradeStudentsPercent
A+310.7%
A2485.7%
A-13.6%

Based on 28 student grade records across 2 terms and 1 professor.

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