Human beings are an intensely creative species. As such, they have always found expression—have always conceived of themselves and their world—through art. Studio art majors at Lakeland both study and contribute to this history of human creativity.

Studio art majors at Lakeland University develop their creative potential through the process of building a portfolio for either a marketable career in art, placement in a graduate program, or enriching their lives with a rewarding means of visual expression. In addition to hands-on coursework in a wide variety of disciplines, studio art majors also gain practical experience through internships in the field and exhibiting their art in the Bradley Art Gallery in the Annual Student Art Exhibition and in their capstone Senior Exhibit.

Programs

• Studio Art, B.A.

• Studio Art Minor

Courses

• ART 101 - Drawing I
• ART 151 - Two-Dimensional Design
• ART 152 - Three-Dimensional Design
• ART 201 - Drawing II
• ART 222 - Ceramic Arts I
• ART 240 - Printmaking I
• ART 242 - Color Theory
• ART 246 - Painting I
• ART 251 - Digital Photography I
• ART 263 - Art History I
• ART 264 - Art History II
• ART 267 - Watercolor I
• ART 301 - Drawing III
• ART 312 - Art Teaching Techniques for Middle Childhood through Early Adolescence (2 semester hours)
• ART 323 - Ceramic Arts II
• ART 339 - Portfolio Preparation (WI)
• ART 340 - Printmaking II
• ART 346 - Painting II
• ART 352 - Digital Photography II
• ART 367 - Watercolor II
• ART 390 - Cooperative Education Experience–Art (1-12 semester hours)
• ART 400 - Internship in Art (1-3 semester hours)
• ART 401 - Senior Exhibit (1 semester hour)
• ART 446 - Painting III
• ART 467 - Watercolor III
• ART 480 - Special Topics in Art
• ART 490 - Independent Study in Art