Course work includes art history, design, printmaking, painting, sculpture, and ceramics.
Students develop portfolios demonstrating their abilities in a variety of media.
The program provides students with an opportunity to expand their cultural awareness of the arts through exhibitions, course work, visiting artists, guest speakers, museum visits, and related activities. Field trips to a variety of locations are planned throughout the year, including trips to galleries, museums, and other colleges such as The Clark Institute, Everson Museum, Johnson Museum at Cornell University, Albright Knox Gallery in Buffalo, and a number of museums in New York City. Students are advised to consult their advisors or the FLCC Center for Advisement and Personal Development regarding transfer agreements between FLCC and four-year institutions. In addition, FLCC Fine Arts graduates have pursued careers, both nationally and internationally, as professional artists, art educators, or other art-related professions such as gallery directors or museum archivists. To provide students with a historical sense of fine arts through exposure to the works of the great artists.