Studio Art minor

Featured in the W&L curriculum since 1949, the Studio Art program hosts a vibrant community of creators who specialize in the communication of ideas through visual forms. Among the techniques taught are those of oil and acrylic painting; sculpture in wood, metal, and mixed-media; digital, traditional and alternative photography; and a variety of printmaking processes. Faculty both produce their own work for exhibitions and train undergraduates to think and to work as artists in the professional world.

To meet the requirements of this minor, at least nine credits must be unique to the minor. In other words, these nine credits should not have been previously used to fulfill the requirements of another major or minor.