About This Degree
The Studio Art minor allows students to explore three core areas of contemporary studio practice. Students will explore a range of creative media and visual expressions while developing skills in visual literacy and self-expression and engage in critical thinking and creative problem solving.
- Official title
- Minor in Studio Art
What You'll Learn
The 16-credit, 4-course minor in undergraduate Studio Art offers a dynamic blend of theoretical exploration and hands-on practice. Students have access to a diverse range of courses encompassing 2D, 3D, and media art, with options including drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, metalsmithing, photography, digital art, video, and design. Additionally, students can participate in field trips, film screenings, and artist talks, enhancing their understanding of artistic concepts and techniques. To further enrich their experience, minors are encouraged to attend departmental exhibitions and visiting artist lectures, which provide valuable insights into contemporary art practices.
For further information on the Studio Art minor, please contact artadvising@nyu.edu.
Curricular Requirements
Department of
Art and Art Professions
Barney Building
34 Stuyvesant Street, New York, NY 10003
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nyuart@nyu.edu