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Studio Art

The Studio program offers close collaboration with faculty in the midst of the vibrant Los Angeles art scene.

We offer a broad range of studio courses in painting, printmaking, sculpture, bookmaking, drawing, installation, photography, and interdisciplinary arts. Our students regularly exhibit their work in Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµâ€™s art galleries, and create site-specific installations on campus and in L.A. You’ll study painting and drawing in three light-filled lofts, photography students will develop work in our newly renovated dark room and digital lab, printmakers enjoy access to copper plate etching alongside digital printmaking technologies, and sculpture students extend their work from indoors to outdoors in the Hodgetts + Fung-designed Mullin Family Studio and Art Gallery, which has welding, woodshops, and ceramic equipment.

The widely exhibiting studio faculty regularly integrate L.A. museum and gallery offerings into the course curriculum. You can take an internship at the city’s premier contemporary art institutions, including MOCA, RedCat Gallery, ICA-LA, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). Studying studio art in Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµâ€™s liberal art context makes you highly competitive for grants, undergraduate research opportunities, study abroad, and advanced graduate study at the nation’s top art and research.

The entrance to Mullin art studio on the Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ campus
Mullin Family Studio and Art Gallery.

 

A painting by AB Choi showing two Asian women colorfully dressed standing together
Painting by Art & Art History program graduate AB Choi.
Contact Art & Art History
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