Don't miss your chance to apply to Marist! The Early Action Application Deadline is Sunday, November 15!
Don't miss your chance to apply to Marist! The Early Action Application Deadline is Sunday, November 15!
Don't miss your chance to apply to Marist! The Early Action Application Deadline is Sunday, November 15!
Don't miss your chance to apply to Marist! The Early Action Application Deadline is Sunday, November 15!
Ready to turn your passion for art into a successful future? Whether you choose to pursue Marist’s B.S. in Studio Art or a concentration in Studio Art through our B.A. in Fine Arts, we have the tools, resources, faculty, and facilities to prepare you for a successful career after graduation.
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A major in fine arts with concentrations in studio art and art history and a minor in photography, Bridget Stevens explored woodworking, ceramics, oil painting, and printmaking mediums while at Marist. Much of her artwork includes plants, animals, and natural elements, aiming to capture the beauty of nature while also conveying the complexity of the human mind. She participated in various exhibitions, including the Senior Exhibition titled "IDENTITY." She also co-curated an exhibit titled "Canvas & Vinyl" which featured her work with other fellow senior art students.
The variety of Studio Art programs available to you as a Marist student allows you to develop a curriculum that is best for your interests in career goals. You can either pursue one of two Studio Art programs:
Along with the Studio Art program's emphasis on international study and access to our Marist in Manhattan internship program in New York City, our students also gain exposure to arguably the most important art exhibition in the world–the Venice Biennale. The Marist Biennale program is a four-week intensive immersion program in the Studio Arts in the Venice Biennale. Venice has the quality of being a living museum, and when our Studio Art students arrive in Venice, they are immediately artistically inspired and driven. Watch the video to hear from students who have participated in the Marist Biennale program.
The art faculty at Marist is composed of full-time and visiting art professionals who are committed to creating a nurturing but challenging environment in which you can explore, experiment, and develop their own personal visions. With small classes and personalized attention, you’re never just a number at Marist. Studio classes are never larger than 20 students, with enrollment in most limited to 15.
Marist cultivates the intellectual growth and well-being of its students through unique and personalized combinations of coursework and experience in and out of the classroom. These experiences provide valuable personal growth and occupational expertise to reflect students' individual passions.
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