The Department of Art offers two distinct degree programs for the Studio Art Major: Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.). Studio Art, B.F.A. This degree program emphasizes the ...

The Studio Art major consists of thirteen courses (36 credits) and requires experience in at least four of the following: design, drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.

Spacing is an alleged pressing constraint for the current junior class, which has 27 studio art majors. “As The Gund has told us, the gallery was not built to accommodate the capstone project, that ...

Develop your ideas by working alongside practicing artists. A studio art major goes beyond learning how to create art. You'll also discover important skills that will prepare you for a career in the ...

As a studio art major, you will have many opportunities available to you including gallery exhibitions in the department's Colburn Gallery or in galleries situated throughout the university's many ...

As a Studio Art Major, you will learn to see the world from an artist's perspective, develop a deeper understanding of the creative process, as well as create and exhibit individual works of art. To ...

All courses offered in the studio art program are taught by student-focused faculty, not graduate assistants. That means all majors and minors in studio art will study and interact directly with ...

B.A. The Studio Art minor provides a sampling of your choice of studio courses and art history. It’s a perfect complement to virtually any major. You can apply your artistic skills gained in your ...

The skills acquired through an Art major, such as creativity, visual communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving, can be applied across a wide range of industries and professions, making it ...

Develop the visual and technical vocabulary to prepare you for a career of creative expression. As a studio art student, you’ll experience your education through a variety of contexts from ...