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美术

创造艺术,
创建社区

MCAD’s 美术 major prepares students to become engaged artists in a changing world, developing technical skills within a specific medium while working across media through concept-driven courses. Students push traditional boundaries of disciplines, critique work in a cultural context, and explore the artist's role in society. Students acquire skills and knowledge needed to formulate meaningful, sustainable artistic practices as artists within a creative community. 美术 majors select a concentration in Drawing and Painting, Sculpture and Expanded Media, or 纸质书 Arts. Students have access to remarkable instructors and visiting artists, as well as individual studios on campus, 开放的24/7, allowing for time to explore, 实验, 和创建.

Student in their studio surrounded by their artwork

Hear about the student experience

As a 美术 Studio major, you will:

  • Craft a plan based on your artistic ideas and aspirations.
  • Develop technical skills as an artist through materials-specific coursework within the concentration you select. 
  • Expand your skills across media through an array of intermedia courses and studio electives.
  • Develop the core concepts behind your work through interdisciplinary study.
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This Bachelor of 美术 program emphasizes a collaborative process of working on teams with students from all MCAD majors. Required classes include: 

  • 身体折衷主义者
  • Public Art/Art in Public Spaces
  • Remix: Quotation and Appropriation
  • Storytelling: Narrative Studio

MCAD后

There are many paths to explore with a degree in 美术 Studio. Potential careers include:

  • 好的艺术家
  • 策展人
  • 艺术治疗师
  • 艺术管理员
  • Community Arts Worker

“I started out as a photography major, but I switched to fine arts studio so I could have more freedom with my photography work, incorporating sculptural elements. I felt like my classes allowed for a lot of 实验ation.” –Jamie Thomas ’14, Freelance Photographer