The undergraduate curriculum emphasizes the expressive, technical, aesthetic, historical, political and philosophical aspects of prints. Print courses at all levels engage in process and creative problem solving.
Students develop personally meaningful, culturally relevant images.
Instruction in lithography and intaglio form the core of the curriculum, with opportunities to explore monotype, photo and digital hybrids, book arts, relief, screenprint, collagraph, letterpress and transfer. At the graduate level, study in printmaking underscores the student's capacity to work consistently and independently on large-scale projects that confront significant issues. Candidates are encouraged to explore diverse points of view, to articulate their ideas and to develop a sense of professionalism. Private and group critiques are held regularly, occasionally with visiting artists or faculty outside the visual arts. Four Year Degree Plans BFA Printmaking Visit the UBart Printmaking Web site .