Program Overview

Course Overview

The course "Graphic Now" (BK1163) is a foundation course, level I, that provides students with practical and theoretical knowledge about graphics. The course explores printing methods from around the world and their contribution to society as a whole.

Course Details

• Credits: 7.5
• Level: Foundation courses, level I
• Course start: Autumn 2025
• Duration: 1 semester
• Language of instruction: English and Norwegian
• Location: Trondheim

Course Content

In this course, students will learn about graphics through both theoretical and practical activities. This includes an introduction to relief and stencil printing in the printmaking workshop, where students are required to experiment independently.

Learning Outcome

After completing the course, students will have a more global and nuanced understanding and knowledge of printmaking. This includes:

• Understanding how diverse cultures have contributed to the discovery and evolution of printmaking.
• Theoretical and practical knowledge of analog and digital printing techniques.

Learning Methods and Activities

The course consists of workshops, seminars, and lectures that introduce graphics into practice. Assignments and presentations provide a basis for individual reflections and group discussions, building a basic understanding of the potential of graphic media, historically and today.

Specific Conditions

• The course will be cancelled if not enough students have signed up.
• Approved compulsory assignments are valid in the current semester.
• This course is offered to incoming exchange students and will be taught in English if necessary.

Compulsory Assignments

• Participation in course activities
• Written reflection
• Workshop assignment
• Presentation

Evaluation

Evaluation of artistic learning and progression is done through presentation or submission of work produced in the course or documentation thereof.

Admission Requirements

Admission to a programme of study is required, including:

• Architecture (MAAR)
• Architecture (MAAR2)
• Art History (BKUH)
• Fine Art (BBK)
• Industrial Design Engineering (MTDESIG)

Course Materials

The course utilizes various materials, including printing presses, paint, rollers, paper, copiers, collages, etc.

Subject Areas

• Fine Art

Examination

The examination arrangement for this course is through works, with a grade of Passed or Not Passed. The ordinary examination is held in Autumn 2025, with a weighting of 100/100.