I. Core (4 credits)

• ART 106 - Drawing I

• OR

• ART 150 - Digital Imaging

II. Introductory Studio Art (8 credits)

• ART 105 - Sculpture I
• ART 106 - Drawing I
• ART 112 - Ceramic Sculpture I
• ART 130 - Photography I
• ART 140 - Printmaking I
• ART 150 - Digital Imaging
• ART 160 - Painting I
• ART 173 - Topics in Studio Art

III. Introductory Art History (4 credits)

• ARTH 101 - Survey of Western Art: Ancient and Medieval
• ARTH 102 - Survey of Western Art: Early Modern, Modern and Contemporary

IV. Intermediate-level Studio Art (8 credits)

• ART 205 - Sculpture II
• ART 206 - Drawing II
• ART 212 - Ceramic Sculpture II
• ART 230 - Photography II
• ART 240 - Printmaking II
• ART 250 - Digital Video
• ART 251 - Digital Animation
• ART 260 - Painting II
• ART 270 - Special Topics in Studio Art

V. Upper-Level Studio Art (4 credits)

• ART 305 - Sculpture III
• ART 306 - Drawing III
• ART 330 - Photography III
• ART 340 - Printmaking III
• ART 350 - Digital Studio
• ART 360 - Painting III

VI. Additional (8-12 credits)

• ARTH 306 - Early 20th-Century Art (Prerequisite for ART 385 )
• ART 385 - New York Semester on Contemporary Art (may be taken for 4 or 8 credits)

VII. Senior Studio or Intermediate- or Upper-Level Studio Art (8 credits)

• ART 390 - Senior Studio I

• AND

• ART 392 - Senior Studio II

VIII. Capstone (4 credits)

• ART 405 - Professional Practice

Note

All majors are expected to attend Art Department events, including guest lectures, gallery talks, exhibition receptions, workshops, and to participate in student exhibition programs.

A portfolio of high quality may be presented to the chair of the department to seek exemption from an introductory course. If granted, students must make up the credits with an additional studio art course.