The Division of Art provides a challenging environment for the study of studio art within a multifaceted arts school at a major liberal arts university.
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The Division of Art ceramics facilities are available to Art majors, minors and other students enrolled in ceramics courses. They are located on the lower level of Owen Arts Center and include a fabrication studio (OAC B640), a glaze room (OAC B660) and a kiln room (OAC B615), plus shared use with sculpture classes of a kiln yard (B613), decal printing and 3D printing studio (B620), and plaster room (B670) for earthenware, stoneware and porcelain production.
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ASAG 3310 Art in the World |
Students study the world of art by visiting museums, galleries, notable architecture and installations, attending public lectures and symposia, and more. All student work is written or made in relation to the experiences in these venues. |
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ASAG 3380 Critical Issues |
A seminar for art majors in their third year of studies. This course investigates topics in current critical theory in the arts as well as the historical context of their development. Readings are taken from philosophy, literary criticism, art theory and art criticism. |
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ASAG 5315 Advanced Studio I |
A forum for art majors in the fourth year of studies that facilitates the students' ability to articulate their work as artists and to defend and present it in a peer–group setting. Serves as a culmination of the study of art through the production of a body of work for exhibition. |
A Path Less Taken charts that journey while hinting at a growing career.
Mi Corazon No Esta Lejos Del Tuyo, Photobook, 2021
Herbs & Spice, Mixed media, 2020
Niva Parajuli, M.F.A. '22
Tolerance for Ambiguity, 2020, Cochineal ink, tomatoes, color pencil, cotton paper, 34” x 60”
The program at Fort Burgwin, Taos, N.M. offers several approaches to independent and directed study each summer, including the Open Media Workshop, an interdisciplinary studio workshop, as well as sculpture, printmaking and photography.