Assessment in Printmaking

Making multiples with a vast range of plausible solutions entices young artists to explore new expressive directions. The special processes of printmaking enable them to see their work translated into exciting two-dimensional forms. These processes also provide opportunities for discovering multiple solutions to problems, enabling the student to construct a solid visual foundation.

Printmaking
Tyler School of Art
Temple University
2001 N. 13th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122

BFA in Printmaking Key Learning Outcomes

  • Understanding of the conceptual and theoretical principles in their major

  • Effective critical thinking and analytical skills

  • Effective utilization of oral and written communication

  • Technical expertise in the software and hardware utilized in each discipline

  • Highly developed aesthetic and conceptual skills

  • Professional caliber image and object making abilities

MFA in Printmaking Key Learning Outcomes

  • Understanding of the conceptual, visual, and technical aspects of contemporary printmaking.

  • Ability to carry out independent studio research.

  • Understanding of the ethical, legal, and social responsibilities in printmaking practice.

  • Ability to understand and employ the visual and conceptual innovations of non-printmaking media.

  • Mastery of conceptual, visual, and technical aspects of contemporary printmaking.

  • Ability to apply critical and analytical skills to printmaking.

  • Understanding of the formal and aesthetic aspects of the discipline.

  • Ability to articulate ideas and information in both written and oral formats.

  • Technical mastery of new and /or traditional media.

  • Ability to integrate new technologies into contemporary printmaking practices.

  • Ability to establish and maintain independent studio practices.