The art major supports students in becoming visual thinkers and visual storytellers. It provides students with the technical aspects of making art through mixed media, digital technologies and installations as well as a working knowledge of historical and contemporary art practices.
Through the ARCHE Program, the department also offers opportunities for study at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Georgia State University, Agnes Scott College, Emory University, University of Georgia, and several other visual arts programs throughout the state university system.
A Few More Questions is an online journal of exceptional creative and scholarly research by students in the Division of the Arts at Spelman College. A Few More Questions publish work that pushes the boundaries of creativity, technology and innovation in all forms of media, performing arts, and their related practices.
Spelman College Department of Art & Visual Culture
350 Spelman Lane SW, Box 331
Atlanta, GA 30314
404-270-5455
elissagraddy@spelman.edu
Mon – Fri | 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
FOUNDATIONS PROGRAM (12 Credits)
Students are introduced to design thinking materials and software.
STUDIO PRACTICE (15 Credits)
Where students learn to make.
THEORY AND THINKING (13) Credits
Students learn about art movements and consider the past.
PERSONAL PRACTICE AND CAREER BUILDING (8 Credits)
Student prepare for a real-world usage of skills.
Photograph and Paper Conservator Smithsonian Museum Conservation Institute
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