Bachelor of Arts - Studio Arts - Drawing and Painting

Build from a common studio arts and art history foundation, and go on to pursue independent, self-generated upper-level studio work. Students will investigate a wide range of traditional and experimental approaches and areas of study, and explore a variety of aesthetic ideas and theories.

Students with a concentration in drawing and painting may enter into such fields as art therapy, art restoration, art administration, education, and commercial arts administration.

Drawing and painting involve different studio skills and approaches, but are closely interrelated areas of the visual arts. Students in this concentration begin their studies by completing the Foundation requirements then move on to the intermediate and advanced curriculum, designed to foster a disciplined and technically informed approach to independent, self-generated upper-level studio work and investigation of a wide range of traditional and experimental approaches and areas of study.