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Our undergraduate and graduate degree programs offer students practical, conceptual, and critical training in the visual arts in the context of a world-renowned public research 1 university. Our faculty consists of national and internationally recognized artists and educators who guide students to develop their intellectual and creative strengths while planning for future careers in the visual arts and related fields.

Our undergraduate program offers a BA in Art with concentrations in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts, Painting + Drawing, Photo/Media, or 3D4M: ceramics + glass + sculpture.

We also offer Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degrees in 3D4M: ceramics + glass + sculptureNew Genres, and Painting + Drawing

Student Work

  • Krista Schoening working on Still Life (Banquet Piece)
    Krista Schoening working on Still Life (Banquet Piece) painting, 2015
  • The Mop by Anqi Peng
    Anqi Peng, The Mop, 2016, exhibited in IVA Honors Show at Jacob Lawrence Gallery
  • Inheritance by Katherine Groesbeck
    Katherine Groesbeck (3D4M), Inheritance, 2015, exhibited at Henry Art Gallery
  • Opening of 2016 Painting + Drawing Show
    Opening of 2016 Painting + Drawing Show at Jacob Lawrence Gallery
  • Persuasion and Coercion by Summer Polonsky
    Summer Polonsky, Persuasion and Coercion, 2016, exhibited in Photomedia Show at Jacob Lawrence Gallery

Recent Art News

Ali Meyer, Identification Photo (Self-Portrait), 2024. Single channel video projection, 18” x 18”. Photo: Jacob Chung.
Announcing the renaming and expansion of the MFA in Photo/Media program to MFA in New Genres. This renaming officially took place as of September 2024 as a way to accurately reflect the work the program continues to emphasize. Read more
Kimberly Thomas Flameworking Demo
This event series is presented by the Division of Art and is made possible with funding from the Endowed Program Support FUNd in Art.  Read more
2024 3D4M Open House by Natalie O'Rourke
This generous gift from Ray Graham will support visual arts programming for the Division of Art outside the typical university coursework/curriculum. Read more

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