Studio Art
Studio Art promotes a balance between learning technique and discovering artistic vision. Boliou Hall has studios for drawing, painting, printmaking (etching, lithography, silk screen), bookmaking, sculpture (wood, welding, plaster), metal arts, ceramics, and photography (black and white, color, digital). Classes are supplemented with visits from professional artists and field trips to local and regional museums and galleries. Carleton offers an art seminar in Australia and New Zealand, and participation in other off-campus programs is encouraged.
You can major in this subject.
For more information, see the Art and Art History department site.
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Art and Art History is housed in Boliou Hall
Boliou Memorial Hall is home to the Department of Art and Art History. This striking stone and glass building contains well-equipped studios, classrooms, woodshop, auditorium, and the Visual Resources Library.
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Art and Art History is housed in Boliou Hall
Carleton students choose a major near the end of their sophomore year, either from one of the subjects listed below or by creating a special major. Students may also pursue a concentration, which is an integrated disciplinary program that complements the major.
