(81 credits)

Practicing sculptors assist students in learning to master the skills, techniques, and creative approaches essential in the training of sculptors. Studio practice includes experience with clay, steel, stone, wood, bronze, and other materials. Students are provided with large and well-equipped work spaces necessary for creating sculpture in a broad range of sizes. The instructional program is supplemented by trips to galleries, museums, and stone yards.

Required Foundation Courses (15 Credits)
ARS100Drawing: Visual Thinking I 3
ARS101Drawing: Visual Thinking II 3
ARS102Design: Color3
ARS103Design: Form3
ARS112Art Seminar 3
Art History Courses (12 Credits)
ARH201Art of the Western World I 3
ARH202Art of the Western World II 3
Select two of the following:6
Modern Art, 1900-1970
Contemporary Art, 1970 to the Present
ARH3xx/ARH4xx
Art History elective
Required Sculpture Courses (33 Credits)
ARS270Basic Sculpture 3
ARS302Material Dialogues3
ARS304Sonic Measures3
ARS312New Media 3D + 4D3
ARS313Sculpture Casting & Moldmaking3
ARS316Sculpture Situations3
ARS320Essential Electronics and Kinetics for Artists3
ARS375Welding Fabrication & Concepts3
ARS419Contemporary Ideas in Sculpture3
ARS471Senior Studio in Sculpture I 3
ARS472Senior Studio in Sculpture II 3
Required Cognate Courses (6 Credits)
Select any 200- or 300-level studio course, 2-dimensional3
Select any 200- or 300-level studio course, 3-dimensional (outside of Sculpture)3
Studio Electives (12 Credits)
Select four ARS and/or DDF courses.12
Required Senior Seminar (3 Credits)
ARS490BFA Seminar (writing intensive)3
Total Credits81