The Marion Center for Photographic Arts, directed by James Enyeart , provides a progressive program and professional setting unlike any other in the country. The Marion Center contains a wide range of specialized classrooms, a preservation studio, framing and finishing studios, and a rare book and manuscript library. The Printmaking Center provides special programs and activities that expand your experience and learning opportunities. Working in studios located in Tishman Hall, students look out to a bright pink courtyard, while creating art in natural and full-spectrum lighting. The sculpture area includes everything from welding and woodwork to stone carving and mixed media.
Personal expression is combined with in-depth research on the medium.
The art of a people is a true mirror of their minds. An annual marathon of monoprinting that attracts artists from all over the world. More than 100 artists attend lectures, printing sessions and a public sales exhibition in the Visual Arts Center. The exhibit opens each October with lectures, events and juried exhibitions. The Thaw Art History Center sponsors a series of public lectures that supplement classroom learning by bringing to campus experts and leading scholars in the art history of the Americas.