As a student of painting, you begin your studies with a rich exploration of painting media. By examining the history of painting, from ancient to contemporary, you expand your vocabulary and deepen your understanding. The tools of traditional painting—often complemented by non-traditional tools—accompany your study.
Through painting, you explore and investigate representation to abstraction. As you advance, you build a visual language to describe your ideas, hone your preference and skill, and master your painting medium.
Figure Drawing
Introduction to Painting
Introduction to Sculptural Practices
Art Since 1945
Visual Geometry
Non-Traditional Drawing
Figure Painting
Introduction to Printmaking
Contemporary Issues in Art
Science of Art Conservation
Total 30
Contemporary Approaches to Drawing
Narrative Painting
Introduction to Photography
3 Studio Electives
Professional Writing and Rhetoric
Humanities or Social Science Elective
Painting as Abstraction
Internship
Liberal Arts Elective
Art and the Law
Total 36
Digital Portfolio for Fine Arts
Introduction to Fine Arts Studio Thesis
Studio Elective
3 Humanities or Social Science Electives
Studio Thesis for Painting
Professional Practices
Seminar Thesis
Total 30