Students work with American and European artists and scholars, gaining an international perspective while interacting with art communities on two continents.
A minimum of sixty graduate credit hours is required. Reviews of work are scheduled at midterm and at the end of each semester.
In addition to studio courses, all graduate students take credits in a series of seminars, art history, studio electives, and technical courses relevant to their area of study. Turner Gallery, or an approved alternate site.
Applicants must be committed to extended international study and the practice of painting. The program encourages a diversity of approaches within the unique language of painting, and fosters critical dialogue addressing contemporary global perspectives. All courses are taught in English. A valid passport is required. Applicants for admission should hold the baccalaureate degree with the equivalent of sixty credit hours in studio courses.
A portfolio of completed works could be considered the equivalent of some studio courses. In addition to the transcripts and letters of recommendation required of all students, applicants to the MFA program must present a portfolio showing competency in their art practice. When submitting the portfolio to Slideroom be sure to indicate the program for which you are applying and provide appropriate portfolio.
