as you work independently with faculty
guidance and support. The culmination of
FINE ARTS your course of study results in the Senior
Thesis Statement and Exhibition, which
demonstrate visually, orally and verbally
Our mission is to provide you with a pro- for your chosen path. You will discover your abilities as a practicing artist.
fessional education that enables you to a personal direction in your work, pro-
successfully cultivate your individual pas- fessionalism as an artist, and a lifelong
sions in the fine arts. A faculty of practic- commitment to art. The ultimate goal is
ing artists provides rigorous instruction in self-knowledge as a contribution to the
a stimulating environment characterized richness of our culture.
by one-on-one communication and strong
community support. The curriculum pro- Educating the artist as a whole person, as
motes investigation in a medium or a com- well as recognizing the need for individual
bination of media, which are appropriate specialization and breadth, creates many
possibilities. Students choose a major in
one area: painting, sculpture, printmaking,
drawing, digital arts, or photography. The
in-depth exploration within a particular
medium assures a high level of mastery in
your chosen field while studio electives pro-
vide you the opportunity to spread course
work across several media. Combinations
such as painting and drawing, sculptural
installation and photography, or printmak-
ing and book arts are encouraged and can Adjunct Professor Jimmy Baker works closely with
Entering The Imagination by Senior Jacob provide you with new ways of thinking and
a painting student in Cincinnati’s Eden Park
Constantine on display during his Thesis
seeing. Courses at the advanced level pro- opposite page: Traditional lithograph stones
exhibition in the Pearlman Gallery.
ceed with greater intensity and complexity
available for use in the printmaking studio.
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