BA Studio Art
Course Overview
The Studio Art major provides a dynamic, multidisciplinary education in contemporary art practice within an intimate learning environment. Students develop a unique artistic voice through technical mastery and creative exploration across a wide range of media. The program is enriched by a constant connection to the professional art world, integrating exhibitions and visiting artists directly into the student experience.
Key Program Highlights
- Small class sizes ensuring individual mentorship and feedback
- Exploration of diverse media including painting, sculpture, ceramics, and digital design
- Development of a personal, disciplined artistic direction and portfolio
- Direct engagement with exhibiting and visiting professional artists
- Integration of art historical context with contemporary studio practice
Course Overview
The Studio Art major provides a dynamic, multidisciplinary education in contemporary art practice within an intimate learning environment. Students develop a unique artistic voice through technical mastery and creative exploration across a wide range of media. The program is enriched by a constant connection to the professional art world, integrating exhibitions and visiting artists directly into the student experience.
Key Program Highlights
- Small class sizes ensuring individual mentorship and feedback
- Exploration of diverse media including painting, sculpture, ceramics, and digital design
- Development of a personal, disciplined artistic direction and portfolio
- Direct engagement with exhibiting and visiting professional artists
- Integration of art historical context with contemporary studio practice
Requirements
Modules
- Two-Dimensional Design
- Three Dimensional Design
- Drawing Fundamentals
- Color Theory
- Beginning Life Drawing
- Senior Exhibit
- Ancient Art and Archaeology
- Medieval and Early Modern Art
- Art of the Modern World
- 21 hours chosen from at least two different studio areas
- At least 9 hours at the 300-400 level
