Graduates are prepared to:

display an understanding of contemporary visual art
demonstrate the intention, motivation and tools required to pursue a career as an artist and sustain a rigorous fine arts practice
demonstrate the strong visual, verbal and technical skills needed to engage with cutting-edge discourse in contemporary art
produce artwork that makes use of the interdependence between content, form, process and context
appreciate the material qualities and physical aspects of works not intended exclusively for reproduction
display an intimate familiarity with historical and contemporary approaches to visual art and their interrelationships
demonstrate enhanced critical reasoning with broad historical overviews and social insight
support intellectual and academic freedom
deliver discerning critiques of their own work and that of others at a level appropriate to faculty in most collegiate visual arts programs
individuate their approaches to visual artmaking and address self-defined research projects with distinct and challenging parameters

Painting

Faculty