Art · Connecticut College

As an art student at Connecticut College, you embark on a journey of visual investigation to develop your technical expertise and visual communication skills.

As an art major, you embark on a journey of visual investigation to develop your technical expertise and visual communication skills. The journey starts with courses in design and foundation-level drawing and culminates in the ideas and concepts you express in the Senior Thesis Exhibition. Our faculty are dedicated teachers and active artists. They expose you to a variety of artistic philosophies and professional practices. You can experiment or concentrate in a broad range of studio disciplines including ceramics, graphic design, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture.

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Art · Connecticut College

Paris College of Art Undergraduate Catalog 12-13 by Sara Krauskopf - Issuu

Holly Bawden - Executive Assistant to Director - Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art

February in Pictures · Connecticut College News

February in Pictures · Connecticut College News

Andrea Wollensak - Professor of Art - Connecticut College

Cummings Art Center - College Arts Building in New London

Barkley L. Hendricks - Tribute to Barkley L. Hendricks: Legacy of the Cool - Research Guides at Massachusetts College of Art and Design