BFA in Studio Art - Printmaking in Omaha United States | University of Nebraska-Lincoln

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in studio art is a specialized program designed to cultivate artistic growth, equipping students with a robust portfolio for professional careers or advanced studies. This degree requires students to select a concentration from the listed studio disciplines or craft an interdisciplinary focus with guidance from their advisor. Unlike other programs, the BFA doesn't mandate additional foreign language credits beyond UNL's two-year admission requirement. Printmaking specialization aims to: Explore creative possibilities across print media like intaglio, lithography, screen printing, and relief, including eco-friendly methods; Broaden traditional print concepts by incorporating digital innovations and unconventional displays; Hone technical skills and conceptual thinking within the printmaking process; Examine printmaking's historical significance in art movements to contextualize contemporary practice; Foster artistic development through collaborative learning, critiques, mentorship, self-assessment, challenging projects, and group discussions.