Studio Art
Studying studio art transforms students from being "students" to "artists"—artists who are able to produce work independently and exhibit their work professionally.
Your Department.
Our faculty are working artists, designers and art historians, exhibiting, publishing, and designing locally, nationally and internationally. And with the renovation of the Art Department's facilities in the Fall of 2009, students have an unprecedented opportunity to study and create in state-of-the-art studios, including printmaking and ceramics facilities and Mac computer labs.
Your City.
In Boston, inspiration waits around every corner. Studying in the heart of Boston's Fenway neighborhood gives students immediate access to world-class museums like the Museum of Fine Art and the Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum, professional artist communities, open studio events and gallery exhibits. Emmanuel's participation in the Colleges of the Fenway consortium enables students to expand their course offerings by taking classes such as glass blowing and bronze casting at the Massachusetts College of Art.
Your Future.
Your degree opens up career possibilities in almost every facet of America's economy where creative thinkers are always in demand.
Major Requirements
Requirements for Departmental Major in Studio Arts
- ART1201 Survey of Art I or ART1202 Survey of Art II
- ART1401 Basic Drawing I
- ART1402 Basic Drawing II
- ART1407 Introduction to Digital Processes
- ART2215 Modern Art
- ART2403 Design and Composition
- ART2415 Life Drawing
- ART2433 3D Form Studies
- ART4417 Senior Studio
- Two electives selected in consultation with department advisor
- Non-credit written thesis and senior exhibition
Minor Requirements
Requirements for Studio Art Minor
- ART1401 Basic Drawing I
- ART1407 Introduction to Digital Processes
- ART2403 Design and Composition
- ART2433 3D Form Studies
- Two electives chosen from a 2000- or 3000-level course
Course Descriptions
Sample Student Work
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