Studio Art - Marietta College

Studio Art from Marietta College is a Campus Bachelor Fine Art degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. Is art a way for you to express yourself? A way to see the world differently? As a studio art major at Marietta, you'll have the opportunity to develop your own personal style while mastering the fundamental principles and a range of studio techniques. Not only will your time at Marietta make you a better artist, it will prepare you for graduate school and for a professional career in art. We believe the best artists learn from the masters. This is why students in studio art classes study and reference pieces from the College's permanent art collection, including works from Rembrandt, Whistler, Goya, D'rer, and Toulouse-Lautrec, to name a few. The Art Department contains two gallery spaces and facilities for printmaking, painting, drawing, design, ceramics, sculpture, and jewelry. You will be introduced to artists and designers through guest lecturers and exhibitions in the Hermann Fine Arts Center gallery. The main gallery hosts at least three exhibitions per semester, featuring work in a variety of traditional and contemporary approaches. The student gallery is available for individual student or group exhibitions throughout the academic year. Each major in Studio Art selects a topic or project to work on during the senior year. All work for the course is new and not samples from all four years, and each culminates in a capstone exhibition. Students work with a committee headed by one faculty member, where they also have access to visiting artists and designers. View more details on Marietta College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Fine Art courses.