Studio Art

We believe in learning by making. From the very first semester, students step into active studio environments where creativity, experimentation, and critique drive growth. Our program encourages risk-taking while grounding students in solid technical skills and critical thinking. Students move quickly from foundations into a broad range of studio courses—including ceramics, painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, design, and digital media—before advancing into specialized studios and professional practice experiences. Small class sizes and close mentorship from faculty-artists ensure that every student is supported in developing their unique artistic voice.

Studio-Centered: Upperclassmen in Studio have access to dedicated studio spaces and a collaborative community of peers.

Capstone Projects: Juniors and seniors complete a sequence of seminars, thesis, and exhibition courses that prepare them for professional practice.

Exhibition Opportunities: Students regularly showcase their work on campus, in local galleries, and in the community.

Internships & Careers: BFA students complete internships in galleries, museums, and design studios, gaining valuable professional experience.

Visiting Artists & Field Trips: Regular lectures, workshops, and trips to New York and Philadelphia connect students with the broader art world.