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Starting with core skills in observational drawing, design, and color theory, the Intermediate drawing and painting curriculum helps students place their studio work within art history, cultivate analytical skills, and promote self-direction. Advanced learners broaden their experimentation across diverse styles and mediums, from representational to abstract approaches, traditional painting and drawing, or interdisciplinary explorations. The final BFA capstone provides an intensive studio environment where students produce a cohesive collection for their degree exhibition. Participants create innovative pieces for the showcase while acquiring professional competencies like resume preparation, artwork documentation, portfolio building, graduate school planning, along with essential career navigation and networking techniques.
Our MFA curriculum pushes candidates to refine their artistic voice, engage in meaningful critique, and gain real-world professional experience. Students can explore various studio disciplines alongside art history and theory studies. Program critiques and discussions address technical execution, formal qualities, conceptual depth, critical perspectives, social relevance, historical context, and philosophical underpinnings - fostering comprehensive artistic growth guided by faculty and pursued by dedicated students.