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Art in America, August, 2002
NEW ENGLAND
The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University
Office of Admissions
700 Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02215
617.585.6700 Fax: 617.437.1226
800.773.0494 Toll-free in the U.S. and Canada
Web: www.aiboston.edu
Professional college of visual arts within a larger
university. Studio-intensive mentoring with
individualized instruction in the cultural center of
Boston. Programs include M.F.A., B.F.A., Diploma,
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate, Continuing+Professional
Education and Pre-College. Low residency M.F.A. with
concentration in interdisciplinary media.
Post-Baccalaureate Advanced Professional Certificate in
graphic design, illustration or animation. BFA majors
(concentrations): Design (graphic, web, multi-media),
Illustration (advertising, book, editorial; traditional
and digital animation); Photography (photojournalism/
documentary, fine arts/expermental, commercial/studio);
Fine arts (painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics,
mixed media, installation). Circle 1
Boston University School of Visual Arts
College of Fine Arts
855 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
617.353.3371 Fax 617.353.7217
Web: www.bu.edu/CFA
BFA/MFA: Painting, Sculpture, Graphic Design, Art
Education. MFA: Studio Teaching. Circle 2
Brandeis University
Fine Arts Department
Waltham MA 02254
781.736.2656 Fax: 781.736.2672
E-mail: fair@brandeis.edu
See our ad page 349 Circle 3
Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown
24 Pearl Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
508.487.9960
Web: www.fawc.org
Email: info@fawc.org
FALL 2002 WORKSHOPS. Weekend classes in
the visual arts and creative writing, drawing,
painting, photography, watercolor, poetry, fiction,
memoir. 2002 Visual Faculty includes Joel
Janowitz, Paul Bowen, Peter Madden, Jim
Peters, Marian Roth and others. Full catalog
online at www.FAWC.org, or call for mailing.
See our ad page 345 Circle 4
Hartford Art School
University of Hartford
200 Bloomfield Avenue
West Hartford CT 06117
860.768.4827
Email: calafiore@mail.hartford.edu
Web: www.hartfordartschool.org
A professional accredited art school of 350 within a
University of 4,000. Offering modern studios,
semiprivate spaces, small classes, 24-hour access, a
distinguished faculty and active visiting artist
program with 8 BFA and 4 MFA majors offered.
See our ad page 346 Circle 5
Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts
84 Lyme Street
Old Lyme, CT 06371
860.434-5232 ext. 122 Fax: 860.434.8725
Web: www.lymeacademy.edu
E-mail: admissions@lymeacademy.edu
Offering a BFA and a Professional Certificate in
Painting and Sculpture, the Lyme Academy of
Fine Arts has earned its reputation as New
England's Fine Arts College by offering a rigorous
and disciplined curriculum that is unique in its
focus on the fundamental traditions of the fine arts.
Summer Programs offered. Circle 6
Maine College of Art
MFA Studio Arts
97 Spring Street
Portland, ME 04101
800.639.4808
Web: www.meca.edu
Email: rkatz@meca.edu
The only graduate program of its kind in the U.S.,
the Maine College of Art MFA in Studio Arts is a
self-designed two-year course of study that features:
an eight week summer residency lead by a world-class
visiting faculty; fall and spring, off-campus studio
and academic study under the direction of a personal
non-resident studio instructor; ten-day mid
winter intensive with study on-campus and in New
York; a strong theory and cultural studies component.
Visit website for admissions information.
See our ad page 347 Circle 7
Massachusetts College of Art
Continuing Education & Community Partnerships
621 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
617.879-7200 Fax: 617.879.7171
Web: www.massart.edu
Graduate and undergraduate courses and programs
include: Art Education, Critical Studies, Graphic
Design, Illustration, Fashion Design, Industrial
Design, Studio for Interrelated Media, Photography,
Film/Video, Painting, Printmaking, Ceramics, Fibers,
Sculpture, Glass, Metals. Certificate Programs in
Graphic Design, Industrial Design. New Program: Design
for Interactive Communication; New: Summer Intensive
MFA (SiMFA); Art New England Summer Workshops in
Bennington, VT; K-12 Programs for students and
teachers.
See our ad page 343 Circle 8
Rhode Island School of Design
Admissions Office
Two College Street
Provincetown, RI 02903-2791
401.454.6300 or 800.364.7473
Web: www.risd.edu Email: admissions@risd.edu
Undergraduate and Graduate degree programs
in 19 majors in Architecture, Fine Arts, Design,
Digital Media and Art Education. Circle 9
Vermont College of Union Institute & University
36 College Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
800.336.6794 or 802.828.8500 Fax: 802.828.8855
Web: www.tui.edu/vermontcollege
Email: vcadmis@tui.edu
The MFA in Visual Art Program at Vermont College
allows students to earn a 60-credit degree over a
period of two years. The Program combines ten-day
on-campus residencies followed by six-month
semesters of self-designed studio practice conducted
from students' home studios in the context
of the communities in which they live, work, and
make art. The Program encourages an interdisciplinary
approach to studio practices, helping
emerging artists to integrate contemporary cultural
theory with the practical concerns of their own
media, method, and place in the world.
See our ad page 343 Circle 10
NORTHEAST
Art Students League of New York
215 West 57th Street
New York, NY 10019
212.247.4510
Web: www.theartstudentsleague.org
Outstanding professional artists giving instruction in
drawing, painting, sculpture and printmaking in an
atelier environment. Established in 1875, the League
offers open enrollment, full-time or part-time, in day,
evening and weekend classes offered 7 days a
week; monthly registration; artist talks, exhibits,
symposia. Catalogue and schedule on request.
See our ad page 345 Circle 11
Chautauqua Institution, School of Art
Don Kimes, Director, Schools Office
Box 1098
Chautauqua, NY 14722
Web: www.ciweb.org
Intensive Summer Art School Program, Painting,
Drawing, Printmaking, Sculpture, Welding, Ceramics.
Outstanding lecturers/critics, full-time faculty.
College credit. Scholarships. Circle 12
Center for Curatorial Studies
Bard College
Norton Batkin, Director, Graduate Program
Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504-5000
845.758.7598 Fax: 845.758.2442
Two-year graduate program leading to an M.A.
degree in curatorial studies, with tracks in curatorial
practice and in criticism. The interdisciplinary
curriculum provides training in a museum
setting as well as intensive study of the history,
theory and criticism of the contemporary visual
arts and of the institutions and practices of
exhibition. Circle 13
Fashion Institute of Technology
State University of New York
Seventh Avenue at 27th Street
New York, NY 10001-5992
For full time study, call 1-800-GO-TO-FIT
212.217.7675
Web: www.fitnyc.edu Email: FITinfo@fitsuny.edu
AAS and/or BFA: Accessories, Advertising, Display,
Fashion, Graphic, Interior, Jewelry, Packaging, Toy
& Textile/Surface Design, Computer Animation &
Interactive Media, Fine Arts, Illustration, Fabric
Styling, Restoration, Photography. MA programs in
Gallery/Retail Art Administration and Museum
Studies. Circle 14
Hofstra University
Warren R. Infield
Department of Fine Arts/Art History
Calkins Hall, Room 118
107 Hofstra University
Hempstead, NY 11549
516.463.5474
BA: Art History BA, BS: Ceramics, Design,
Painting, Photography, Sculpture/Jewelry; BS:
Education with Specialization in Fine Arts
Education; MA: Humanities. Circle 15
Montclair State University
John Czerkowicz, MFA Director
Upper Montclair, NJ 07043
973.655.7294
Fax: 973.655.7833
Web: www.montclair.edu
E-mail: czerkowiczj@mail.montclair.edu
MFA in Studio Art, a 2-yr., full-time program.
Interdisciplinary study opportunities in: Painting,
Printmaking, Sculpture, Film/Video, Photography,
Ceramics, Fibers, Metals, New Media; 14 miles
from NYC, Low Tuition, Visiting Artists/Critics.
Application due February 1, 2003.
See our ad page 346 Circle 16
National Academy of Design
School of Fine Arts
5 East 89th Street
New York, NY 10128
212.996.1908
Fax: 212.426.1711
Web: www.nationalacademy.org
Classes in Painting, Drawing, Pastel, Sculpture,
Mixed Media, Watercolor, Fresco, Printmaking,
Gallery Tour Series, Career Development Seminar
and Young People's Classes ages 6-16.
Advanced Master Classes, Master Critiques and
Master Workshops taught by National
Academicians. Students may register for a quarter,
semester or entire year.
See our ad page 347 Circle 17
New Jersey City University
Winifred McNeill, Chair
Art Department
2039 Kennedy Blvd.
Jersey City, NJ 07305
201.200.3214 Fax: 201.200.3224
Web: www.njcu.edu
MFA in Art. MA in Art. BFA/BA: Painting/Drawing,
Printmaking and Sculpture; Ceramics, General
Crafts, Jewelry & Metalsmithing; Illustration,
Graphic Design, Digital Design, Photography:
Fine Art & Commercial. BA: Art History, Art
Therapy. K-12 certification. Cooperative education
placements in your chosen field. Circle 18
New York Academy of Art
Graduate School of Figurative Art
111 Franklin Street
NY, NY 10013
212.966-0300 Fax: 212.966.3217
Two-year MFA studio program in figurative and
traditional art with emphasis on anatomy, figure
drawing, perspective, and traditional techniques
of painting and sculpture. Part-time MFA and
Continuing Education classes also offered.
Scholarships available. Catalogue on request.
See our ad page 342 Circle 19
New York Studio School of Drawing
Painting & Sculpture
Graham Nickson, Dean
8 West 8th Street
New York NY 10011
212.673.6466
Intensive full-time studio programs in drawing,
painting and sculpture. Drawing Marathon.
See our ad page 346 Circle 20
New York University: School of Education
Department of Art and Art Professions
34 Stuyvesant Street, Suite 300
New York, NY 10003-7599
800.771.4NYU ext. B67
Web: www.nyu.edu/education/now
Email: ed.gradadmissions@nyu.edu
See our ad page 341 Circle 21
Pratt at Munson-Williams Proctor Arts Institute
Combines an internationally renowned fine arts
curriculum in an intimate, personalized atmosphere
in Utica, NY. Students enroll in the Pratt
four-year bachelor of fine arts program complete
the first two years in Utica, then relocate
to Pratt's Brooklyn campus. Tuition is considerably
less than most major art colleges with generous
scholarships and grant opportunities
available. For information, phone 800.755.8920
or admissions@mwpi.edu
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Pratt Institute
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
Chuck Munster, Director
Karen Milesky, Associate Director
295 Lafayette Street 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10012
212.461.6040 ext. 280
Web: ProStudies.pratt.edu
E-mail: prostudy@pratt.edu
Associate degree programs in digital design and
interactive media, graphic design and illustration.
Non credit courses and certificate computer programs
for students who want state-of-the-art training.
Hundreds of non-credit fine art and graphic
designs courses. Circle 23
Pratt Institute
Heidi Vee Metcalf, Director of Admissions
200 Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11205
800.331.0834 ext.281 or 718.636.3669 ext. 281
Web: www.pratt.edu
E-Mail: admissions@pratt.edu
BFA, BID, MFA, MS, MPS, MID. Summer programs
available for undergraduate, graduate and
high school students, art educators, artists, and
designers. Foreign study in Italy, Denmark,
Finland, and France. Circle 24
Purchase College State University of New York
School of Art+Design
735 Anderson Hill Road
Purchase NY 10577
914.251.6750 Fax: 914.251.6793
Web: www.purchase.edu
Email: art+design@purchase.edu
A program of professional instruction in the visual
arts for students possessing outstanding artistic
promise and strong motivation. Graphic Design,
Painting/Drawing, Photography, Printmaking and
Sculpture. Degrees: BFA and MFA.
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Rutgers-Mason Gross School of the Arts
Visual Arts Department
33 Livingston Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1959
732.932.2222 MFA: press 2 BFA: press 3
Fax: 732.932.2217
Application Deadlines: BFA, December 1, 2002
MFA, February 1, 2003
Web: www.mgsa.rutgers.edu
COME STUDY WITH US. The BFA and MFA Visual
Art programs encompass a wide variety of perspectives
in painting, sculpture & ceramics, photography,
film & video, performance, printmaking and
mixed media. In addition to these fine arts studio
areas undergraduates may concentrate in graphic
design. The studio curriculum is complimented by
undergraduate and graduate seminar courses
addressing critical, social and aesthetic issues.
Students may take art-related internships outside
the school. Rutgers University's proximity to New
York City provides students with convenient access
to major galleries and museums.
See our ad page 337 Circle 26
School of Art & Design
NYS College of Ceramics at Alfred University
2 Pine Street
Alfred, NY 14802
Graduate School of Admissions: 800.541.9229
or 607.871.2141
Undergraduate Admissions: 607.871.2115
Art Office: 607.871.2441
Web: www.nyscc.alfred.edu/art_and_design
Undergraduate programs in ceramic art, sculpture
& dimensional studies, expanded media (electronic
arts, printmaking, graphic design, video & sonic
arts), painting, drawing & photography. Graduate
programs in ceramic art, sculpture & dimensional
studies and electronic integrated arts.
See our ad page 346 Circle 27
School of Visual Arts
Rick Longo, Executive Director of Admissions
209 East 23rd Street
New York, NY 10010
212.592.2100 Fax: 212.592.2116
Web: www.schoolofvisualarts.edu
E-mail: admissions@schoolofvisualarts.edu
BFA Programs: Advertising, Animation, Cartooning,
Computer Art, Film and Video, Fine Arts, Graphic
Design, Illustration, Interior Design, Photography.
MFA Programs: Design, Fine Arts, Illustration as
Visual Essay, Computer Art, Photography and
Related Media. MPS Programs: Art Therapy. MAT
Program: Art Education. Circle 28
Skidmore College
Mary Lou Bates, Dean of Admissions and
Financial Aid
Peter Stake, Chair of Art and Art History
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
800.867.6007
Web: www.skidmore.edu
Email: admissions@scott.skidmore.edu
BS: Studio Arts; BA: Art History, Painting, Drawing,
Ceramics, Weaving and Fibers, Sculpture, Jewelry
and Metalsmithing, Photography, Communication
Design, Computer Imaging, Printmaking, Intensive
summer programs for HS and adult students with
graduate credit available. Visiting artists. Circle 29
Sotheby's Institute of Art
The American Arts Course
1334 York Avenue
New York, NY 10021
212.894.1111
Web: www.sothebys.com
This graduate-level certificate program provides
an intensive examination of American fine and
decorative arts in their cultural and social context.
Covering nearly four centuries of American Art,
the Course is uniquely structured to balance lectures
with hands-on workshops and field studies.
The result: incomparable exposure to leading
scholars and specialists, access to an array of
museum and private collections and a rare inside
look at the business of art while developing
connoisseurship.
See our ad page 345 Circle 30
The University at Albany, SUNY
Department of Art
1400 Washington Avenue
Albany, NY 12222
518.442.4020
Email: bh996@cas.albany.edu
Web: www.albany.edu/finearts
30 credit MA and 60 credit MFA in Painting,
Sculpture, Drawing, Combined Media. Proximity to
New York City. Individual studios, Assistantships,
Visiting Artists. Spring semester application deadline:
12/1/02. Fall semester deadline 4/1/03.
Contact JoAnne Carson. Circle 31
MID ATLANTIC
The American University
Department of Art
Glenna Haynie, Assistant to Chair
202.885.1671
Email: ghaynie@american.edu
Washington DC Programs: MFA, BFA, BA:
Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking; MA in Art
History; BA in Graphic Design and Art History.
Italy Programs: MFA, post-bac and BFA/BA
semester in Corciano; MFA program in
Corciano/Rome. Outstanding faculty. Nationally
recognized Visiting Artist Program. Access to
numerous major museums. Scholarships and
Assistantships available. Circle 32
Corcoran College of Art + Design
Office of Admissions
500 17th Street NW
Washington DC 20006-4804
202.639.1814 Fax: 202.639.1830
Web: www.corcoran.edu
Email: admissions@corcoran.org
Washington's preeminent 4-year, accredited college
of art + design, founded in 1890, affiliated with
the Corcoran Museum of Art. BFA degrees Fine Art
(ceramics, digital art, drawing, painting, printmaking,
sculpture), Graphic Design, Digital Media
Design, Photography, and Photojournalism. AFA
degrees in Fine Art, Graphic Design, Interior
Design, Digital Media Design, and Photography.
Credit and non-credit continuing education classes
for adults and children. Certificate programs.
Scholarships and financial aid available. Downtown
campus located one block from the White House
provides access to major DC museums and cultural
resources. Georgetown Campus features state-of
the-art computer graphics labs and art facilities.
See our ad on page 339 Circle 33
Maryland Institute College of Art
Office of Graduate Admission
1300 Mount Royal Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21217
410.225.2256/2534
Web: www.mica.edu
Email: graduate@mica.edu
Graduate study in one of the nation's leading art
colleges--a dynamic community of 150 graduate students
mentored by renowned program directors, resident
artists, and visiting artists, scholars, critics.
Outstanding studio facilities, unmatched exhibition
opportunities and professional development programs.
An urban campus at the heart of the NYC/DC
art corridor. Programs leading to the MFA (Hoffberger
School of Painting, Mount Royal School of Art,
Photography and Digital Imaging, Rinehart School of
Sculpture, Summer MFA in Studio Art, Graphic
Design--2003-2004), MA in Digital Arts, Summer MA
in Art Education, Master of Arts in Teaching, and
Post-baccalaureate Certificate. Circle 34
Moore College of Art & Design
20th Street & The Parkway
Heeseung Lee, Director of Admissions
Philadelphia, PA 19103-1179
215.568.4515 or 800.523.1179 ext. 4015
Fax: 215.578.8017
Web: www.moore.edu
Email: admiss@moore.edu
Moore College of Art & Design is the first and only
women's visual arts college in the nation. Located
in Center City Philadelphia, Moore offers nine
Bachelor of Fine Arts programs, art galleries,
youth programs and continuing education. Majors
in Fashion Design, 2D & 3D Fine Arts, General
Fine Arts and Art Education, Illustration, Interior
Design, Graphic Design, Studio Art with Art
History and Textile Design. Circle 35
Old Dominion University
Department of Art
Norfolk, VA 23529
757.683.5464
MA/MFA in Visual Studies. A small graduate
program of 10-20 students offered jointly by Old
Dominion University and Norfolk State University.
A unique program which encourages interdisciplinary
work. 33 hour MA. 60 hour MFA. For more
information and application materials contact:
Elliott C. Jones, GPD
Old Dominion University
Department of Art
Norfolk, VA 23529
757.683.5464
Email: ejones@odu.edu Circle 36
Pittsburgh Glass Center
The Hodge Gallery
5472 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
412.365.2145
Fax 412.365.2140
E-mail: info@pittsburghglasscenter.org
Website: www.pittsburghglasscenter.org
Mon-Fri 10-4, Sat & Sun by appt.
Dir: Dyana Curreri-Ermatinger
An open studio for teaching, creating and
promoting glass art. Artists exhibited: Robin
Stanaway, Martin Prekop, Carol Kumata, Patricia
Bellan-Gillen, Andrew Johnson, Kathleen
Mulcahy, Ron Desmett.
See our ad page 40 Circle 37
University of Maryland
Department of Art
Room 1211-E Art/Sociology Building
College Park, MD 20742
301.405.1445 (BA)
301.405.7790 (MFA)
Web: www.inform.umd.edu/ARHU/Depts/Art
Email: pa22@umail.umd.edu
MFA: 3 Year Program in Drawing, Painting,
Printmaking and Sculpture. Spacious, well-equipped
studios. Fellowships and Assistantships
available. BA in Studio Art. Located in close
proximity to museums and galleries in Washington DC
and Baltimore MD.
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University of Pennsylvania
Graduate School of Fine Arts
John Moore, Chair Department of Fine Arts
205 South 34th Street, Room 100 Morgan
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6312
215.898.8374
Web: www.upenn.edu/gsfa
fine-art@pobox.upenn.edu
MFA: Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking and Mixed
Media. Motivated and promising artists work in a
range of styles and approaches while immersing
themselves in a curriculum that nurtures their
technical skills and allows them the freedom to
pursue ideas and develop their personal visions.
MFA Students are eligible for London exchange
program, summer residencies, and teaching in
Penn's College of General Studies. Deadline:
January 31st, 2003.
See our ad page 342 Circle 39
SOUTH
Appalachian Center for Crafts
A Division of Tennessee Tech University
1560 Craft Center Drive
Smithville, TN 37166
615.597.6801
Fax: 615.597.6803
Web/Email: www.craftcenter.tntech.edu
The Appalachian Center for Crafts, located in
Smithville, Tennessee, offers a unique combination
of nationally recognized faculty and unsurpassed
facilities in a remarkable natural setting. The Craft
Center offers Bachelor of Fine Arts degree,
Certificate and Artist in Residence programs in
Class, Metals and Wood. In addition to the academic
offerings the Craft Center also provides workshop
and exhibition programs throughout the
year. Circle 40
Memphis College of Art
Susan Miller, Director of Enrollment
1930 Poplar Avenue, Overton Park
Memphis, TN 38104
800.727.1088
Web: www.mca.edu
E-mail: info@mca.edu
BFA: Fine Arts (Painting, Sculpture, Clay, Metals,
Printmaking, Papermaking/Book Arts,
Photography, Fiber Art/Surface Design); Design
Arts (Graphic Design, Illustration Photography,
Computer Art). MFA: Studio Art (Painting,
Sculpture, Printmaking, Papermaking/Book Arts,
Photography, Fiber Art/Surface Design);
Computer Art (Advertising/Publication Design,
Multi- Media Animation).
See our ad page 349 Circle 41
Savannah College of Art & Design
Admission Office
342 Bull Street
Savannah, GA 31402
912.525.5100 or 800.869.7223
Web: www.scad.edu
Email: admissions@scad.edu
B.F.A., M.F.A., M.Arch; Architectural History;
Architecture; Art History; Computer Art; Fashion;
Fibers; Furniture Design; Graphic Design; Historic
Preservation; Illustration; Interior Design; Media &
Performing Arts; Metals & Jewelry; Painting,
Photography; Product/Industrial Design;
Sequential Art and Video/Film.
See our ad page 341 Circle 42
MIDWEST
Cleveland Institute of Art
Catherine Redhead, Director of Admissions
11141 East Boulevard
Cleveland, OH 44106
800.223.4700
Fax: 216.421.7438
Web: www.cia.edu
Email: admiss@gate.cia.edu
Professional college of Fine Art, Crafts and
Design. Five-year BFA program includes two
years of Foundation study. Majors: Ceramics;
Drawing; Enameling; Fiber; Glass; Graphic,
Industrial and Interior Design; Jewelry & Metals;
Illustration; Medical Illustration; Painting;
Photography; Printmaking; Sculpture and
T.I.M.E. - Digital Arts. MFA in Medical Illustration.
Large, bright studios. Enrollment 600.
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Columbus College of Art & Design
107 North Ninth Street
Columbus, OH 43215
877.997.CCAD
Web: www.ccad.edu
Email: admissions@ccad.edu
A private, four-year accredited institution, CCAD
is renowned for its rigorous foundation studies
program that provides future artists and design
professionals with the skills needed to excel and
grow in their chosen field. CCAD offers a BFA in
seven major areas: Advertising & Graphic Design,
Fashion Design, Fine Arts, Illustration, Industrial
Design, Interior Design, and Media Studies.
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Cranbrook Academy of Art
39221 N. Woodward Avenue
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303-0801
248.645.3303
Fax: 248.646.0046
Web: http://www.cranbrookart.edu
E-mail: caaadmissions@cranbrook.edu
The focus at Cranbrook Academy of Art is to
stimulate and nurture ideas through work, and
to develop the skills necessary for a lifetime
practice as serious artists, architects, and
designers. The students work in a professional
studio environment, and are given the responsibility
and freedom to develop their critical
thinking and individual aesthetic voice with the
guidance of their distinguished Artist-in-Residence.
There is not a formal class structure,
but an intense program of studio work,
critiques, reading groups/seminars, lectures by
visiting artists/critics, and student research.
Inter-disciplinary stimulus occurs through open
critiques and lectures across all departments,
an extensive Visiting Artist program with more
than 80 artists and critics each year, and the
Academy-wide Critical Studies and Humanities
lectures and symposia. Only 150 students of
exceptional promise comprise the two-year
full-time-only program. Dedicated solely to
graduate education, the Academy grants the
Master of Architecture degree and the Master
of Fine Arts degree in 2-D Design, 3-D Design,
Ceramics, Fiber, Metalsmithing, Painting,
Photography, Print Media, and Sculpture.
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Illinois State University
School of Art
Box 5620
Normal, IL 61790-5620
309.438.5621
MFA Program in Painting, Drawing, Printmaking,
Photography, Sculpture, Glass, Ceramics, Fibers,
Video and Metalwork & Jewelry Design. Individual
studio space. Assistantships and tuition waivers
available. Contact Shona Macdonald, Graduate
Coordinator.
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Kansas City Art Institute
4415 Warwick Blvd.
Kansas City, MO 64111
816.474.5224 or 800.522.5224
Fax: 816.802.3309
Email: admiss@kcai.edu
See our ad page 345 Circle 47
Ohio State University
Department of Art
146 Hopkins Hall
128 North Oval Mall
Columbus, OH 43210
614.292.5072
Website & E-catalog:
www.arts.ohio-state.edu/Art
Undergraduate and Graduate programs: Art &
Technology, Ceramics, Glass, Painting &
Drawing, Printmaking, Photography, Sculpture.
Boundaries between areas are fluid; the program
offers interaction with a wide range of faculty and
visiting artists. Exhibitions and programming of
the Wexner Center for the Arts and the resources
of a comprehensive research university are an
integral part of our offering. 90% of graduate
students receive a fellowship or assistantship with a
full tuition waiver and a monthly stipend.
Graduate application deadline:
January 15, 2003. Circle 48
Ohio University School of Art
Bob Lazuka, Director
Athens, OH 45701-2979
740.593.0274 or 800.766.8278
Fax: 740.593.0457
Web: www.ohio.edu/art
International exhibitions and visiting artists,
nationally ranked interdisciplinary program,
superb faculty, 24-hour access to excellent
studios, career placement opportunities, community
connections, local museums and art organizations,
graduate studios, scenic foothills, numerous
scholarships and assistantships available. BFA,
MFA Art History, Ceramics, Painting,
Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture. BFA
Graphic Design. BFA, MA: Art Education.
Application deadline: February 1st, 2003.
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The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Office of Admissions
37 South Wabash Ave., 7th Floor
Chicago, IL 60603
800.232-7242 Fax: 312.899.1840
Web: www.artic.edu/saic
Email: admiss@artic.edu
Undergraduate and Graduate Programs: BA,
BFA, BLA, MFA in Studio, MFA in Writing, MA Art
Therapy, MA Modern Art History, Theory and
Criticism; MA Arts Administration., MA Art
Education, MA Teaching, MS Historic
Preservation. Departments: Art and Technology
Studies, Ceramics, Fashion Design, Fiber and
Material Studies, Film, Video, and New Media,
Interior Architecture, Painting and Drawing,
Performance, Photography, Printmedia,
Sculpture, Sound, Visual Communication, Art
History, Theory, and Criticism, Art Education, Art
Therapy, and 3 Certificate Programs, Liberal Arts.
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University of Chicago
Committee on the Visual Arts
Midway Studios
6016 South Ingleside Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637
773.753.4821 Fax: 773.834.7630
Web: http://humanities.uchicago.edu/cmtes/midway
Email: cova@listhost.uchicago.edu
Master of Fine Arts degree in small
multi-disciplinary visual arts program. Our program
encourages development of the individual
through intensive critical exchange with distinguished
faculty artists, visiting artists, and peers
in a lively community context. The program
makes maximum use of the extraordinary
resources of a leading research institution and
the city of Chicago. Financial aid is available.
Admission deadline for Autumn enrollment is
December 28, 2002.
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Washington University in St. Louis
School of Art Admissions
Campus Box 1089
One Brookings Drive
St. Louis, MO 63130-4899
Undergraduate: 314.935.7354
Graduate: 314.935.4643
Web: www.wustl.edu
BFA and MFA: Ceramics, Painting, Photography,
Printmaking/Drawing and Sculpture. BFA: Fashion
Design and Visual Communications (including
Advertising Design, Graphic Design and
Illustration). Financial aid and honorary scholarships
available to freshmen, transfer and graduate
students.
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SOUTHWEST/MOUNTAIN
Colorado State University Department of Art
Visual Arts Building
Fort Collins, CO 80523
970.491.5895 Fax: 970.491.0505
Web: www.colostate.edu/Depts/Art
MFA program in drawing, fibers, graphic design,
metal-smithing & jewelry, painting, printmaking
and sculpture. Graduate studio space.
Assistantships available. Visiting artists and
critics program. Study abroad in Italy. Contact Tom
Lundberg, Graduate Coordinator.
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Scottsdale Artists, School
3720 North Marshall Way
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
480.990.1422 or 800.333.5707
Web: www.scottsdaleartschool.org
Email: info@scottsdaleartschool.org
5-day workshops in oil, watermedia, sculpture
and drawing taught by nationally-known working
professional artist instructors. Scholarships
available. Call for class schedule.
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Southern Methodist University
Meadows School of the Arts
P.O. Box 750356
Dallas, TX 75275-0356
214.768.3217
Web: http://meadows.smu.edu
BFA/MFA in Ceramics, Drawing, Painting,
Photography (inc. digital), Printmaking, Sculpture.
BA/BFA/MA in Art History within nationally prominent
school for the arts. Superb faculty, visiting
artist/scholar programs, excellent gallery exhibitions,
museum programs, and internship opportunities.
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University of Houston
Dr. W. Jackson Rushing III, Chair
Department of Art
100 Fine Arts Building
Houston, TX 77204-4019
713.743.3001
Web: www.art.uh.edu
BFA, MFA in Graphic Communication, Interior
Design, Painting, Photography/Digital Media,
Sculpture (includes Ceramics and Jewelry
concentrations). BA in Art History and Studio
Art/Teaching Certificate. Nationally recognized
faculty located in a culturally diverse city with
extensive museums, galleries and active art and
design communities. Please indicate
Undergraduate or Graduate. Circle 56
University of Texas at San Antonio
Graduate Advisor
Department of Art and Art History
6900 North Loop 1604 West
San Antonio, TX 78249-0642
210.458.4352
Fax: 210.458.4356
Web: http://art.utsa.edu
Email: artinfo@utsa.edu
BFA, MFA in Art, MA in Art History. Art areas include
Drawing, Painting, Photography, Printmaking,
Ceramics and Sculpture, with opportunities for
cross-disciplinary study. Art History Program in Art
of the Americas: Contemporary Art and Criticism in
the U.S., Latin American Colonial to Modern,
pre-Columbian and Spanish. Visiting artists of national
stature each semester. Circle 57
WEST
Academy of Art College
79 New Montgomery Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
415.274.2222 or 800.544-ARTS
Web: www.academyart.edu
Founded in 1929, the largest private art and
design college in the U.S. featuring the latest
technology. BFA and MFA degrees: Advertising,
Computer Arts, Fashion, Fine Art, Graphic Design,
Illustration, Industrial Design Studios, Interior
Architecture & Design, Motion Pictures & Video
and Photography.
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Art Center College of Design
Laurence Dreiband, Chair Fine Art
Stephen Prina, Acting Chair Fine Art Graduate
Studies
1700 Lida Street
Pasadena, CA 91103
626.396.2373
BFA program Fine Art with minors in Fine Art
Photography and Fine Art Illustration. MFA programs
in Studio and Art Theory & Criticism. Fine
Art Web Site: http://fineart.artcenter.edu
Art Center Web Site: www.artcenter.edu
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California College of Arts & Crafts
Sheri McKenzie, Vice President of Enrollment
Management
1111 Eighth Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
800.447.1.ART
Web: www.ccac-art.edu
BFA, Barch, MFA, MA: Architecture, Ceramics,
Creative Writing, Curatorial Practice (MA), Design
(MFA), Fashion Design, Film/Video, Fine Arts
(MFA), Glass, Graphic Design, Illustration,
Industrial Design, Interior Design, Jewelry/Metal
Arts, Painting/Drawing, Photography, Printmaking,
Sculpture, Textiles, Visual Criticism (MA), Visual
Studies, Wood/Furniture, Writing (MFA). Circle 60
Claremont Graduate University
Center for the Arts/Art Department
Connie Zehr, Chair
251 East Tenth Street
Claremont, CA 91711-3913
909.621-8071 Fax: 909.607.1276
Web: www.cgu.edu/arts/art/highres/index.html
E-mail: art@cgu.edu
MFA, MA Studio degrees. Exclusively graduate
studio facility supported by active artists and
critics. Contemporary art exhibitions program.
Professionally Active faculty. Annual visitors from
New York and Europe.
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John F. Kennedy University
Department of Arts and Consciousness
2956 San Pablo Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94702
510.649.0499
Web: www.jfku.edu
Dedicated to integration of art, culture and
spirituality. Interdisciplinary graduate
programs. MA Transformative Arts emphasizes the
practice of art for community, healing and personal
growth. MFA Studio Arts trains professional
artists to create culturally relevant
artworks from the deepest levels of
consciousness. Gallery, group and individual
studio spaces, multi-media lab. Part-time
enrollment; evening classes.
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Laguna College of Art & Design
2222 Laguna Canyon Road
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
949.376.6000
Fax: 949.376.6009
Email: admissions@lagunacollege.edu
Web: www.lagunacollege.edu
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Program in Feature
Animation, Fine Art Drawing and Painting, Graphic
Design/Multi-Media and Illustration. Disciplines in
Figure Sculpture and Printmaking. Beginning Fall
2004 will be offering MFA Program in Drawing and
Painting.
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Mills College
5000 MacArthur Boulevard
Oakland, CA 94613
Undergraduate Admissions: 510.430.2135 or
800.87.MILLS
Email: admission@mills.edu
Graduate Studies 510.430.3309
Email: grad-studies@mills.edu
BA in Art History, Intermedia, Studio Art. MFA in
Ceramics, Electronic Art, Intermedia, Painting,
Photography, Sculpture. Nationally-known faculty.
Small classes, superb facilities, stimulating San
Francisco Bay Area arts environment. Some financial
aid available. Circle 64
Otis College of Art & Design
9045 Lincoln Boulevard
Westchester, CA 90045
310.665.6800 or 800.527.OTIS (6847)
Web: www.otis.edu
Email: otisinfo@otis.edu
The Galef Center for Fine Arts, opened in August
2001, providing students with greatly expanded
studio facilities and housing the Ben Maltz
Gallery, a 3500 square foot museum quality
Exhibition space. BFA degree offered in: Fine Arts
(Painting, Photography, Printmaking,
Sculpture/New Genre and Video); Communication
Arts (Graphic Design, Illustration); Environmental
Design (Architecture, Interior & Landscape
Design); Fashion Design; Toy Design and Digital
Media. MFA degree offered in: Fine Arts and
Writing. Circle 65
Seattle Academy of Fine Art
University Heights Center
5031 University Way NE #111
Seattle WA 98105
Tel: 206.526.2787 or 800.880.3898
Fax: 206.526.5153
Web: www.seattlefineart.org
Email: academy@seattlefineart.org
The Seattle Academy of Fine Art, an independent
art school in the tradition of the Ecole des
beaux-arts in Paris and the Art Students League in New
York, offers the technical foundations of an artist's
training, as well as programs that nurture the
artist's vision and creative potential. With a focus
on the humanist tradition, the Academy presents
the broadest range of figurative studies on the
West Coast. Classes and workshops in drawing,
painting and sculpting run year-round. Artists,
from beginners to professional, are welcome to
attend on a full or part-time basis. Drawing and
Painting Certificate programs available.
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University Of California, Berkeley
Department of Art Practice
Graduate Program
345 Kroeber Hall #3750
Berkeley, CA 94720-3750
510-642-2582
Fax: 510-643-0884
Web: www.art.berkeley.edu
Fine Arts program (2 years). Wood, metal ceramic
and printmaking facilities. No foundry. Berkeley
Art Museum. Off-campus studios. 15:1, MFA.
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University of California at San Diego
Graduate Coordinator
Visual Arts Department, 0084
La Jolla, CA 92093-0084
858.534.2862
Fax: 858.534.7976
Web: http://visarts.ecsd.edu
Email: bbarclay@ucsd.edu
BA, MFA, Ph.D: Painting, Sculpture, Installation,
Photography, Film, Video, History/Criticism,
Performance and Computing for the Arts. Private
studios, strong visiting artists program, teaching
assistant positions, generous scholarship awards,
internationally recognized faculty. Visit our website
at http://visarts.ecsd.edu
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University of Southern California
School of Fine Arts
Watt Hall 104
Los Angeles CA 90089-0292
213.740.2787
Web: www.usc.edu/finearts
Email: finearts@usc.edu
Professional programs in Studio Art (BA, BFA &
MFA) and Public Art Studies (MA). Studio areas
include Painting and Drawing, Sculpture,
Ceramics, New Genres, Photography and
Digital/Time-Based Media. Generous Financial
Assistance and teaching assitantships.
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INTERNATIONAL
ARTE|VITA Travel Art Workshops
Florence, Venice & Tuscany, ITALY
180 Riverside Boulevard, 12L
New York, NY 10069
212.726.1379
Fax: 212.580.3272
Web: www.artevita.net
Email: info@artevita.net
Intensive studio art courses in Tuscany, led by
experienced teaching artists. 10th-Century villa
on working vineyard in the Chianti hills with
family-run trattoria, olive groves, gardens, and pool.
Slide talks, readings, and discussions on
Renaissance and Contemporary art history and
techniques. Supportive community. Day trips to
Florence, Siena, and Tuscan hill towns with prestigious
guest lectures. Optional trip to Venice to visit
major monuments.
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The Florence Academy of Art
Via delle Casine, 21/r
50122, Florence, Italy
011-39-055-245444
Fax: 011-39-055-2343701
Web: www.florenceacademyofart.com
Email: florenceacademy@dada.it
Study realism and traditional techniques in
Florence, Italy. The academic year program
teaches students to draw, paint and sculpt
realistically, through the copy of Old Mater Drawings,
and plaster casts of antique statuary, and a thorough
study of the human figure. Month long summer
workshops include Drawing the Figure in
Three Renaissance Techniques, Figure Painting
in Oil, Portraiture, techniques and traditions,
Figurative Sculpture, Fresco, Landscape. Studio
Rentals available.
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The International School of Painting
Drawing & Sculpture
06057 Montecastello di Vibio, Perugia (PG) Italy
Tel/Fax: +39-075-8780223
U.S. Voicemail (24 hours) 212.386.2705
Web: http://www.giotto.org
Email: mservin@giotto.org
School: Intensive 6-13 week summer studio
programs in drawing, painting and sculpture in
Umbrian hill town, 2 hours from Rome and
Florence. Instruction and critiques by renowned
international artists. Trips to Rome, Florence,
Siena, Bologna, Arezzo, Sansepolcro, Ravenna,
Orvieto, Perugia, Assisi. Residencies: 4-6 weeks,
May - Sept. Seminars: 1-2 weeks. Lennart
Anderson: Portrait and Still-Life Painting. Leonid
Lerman: Sculpting and Drawing the Head.
ISACE Continuing Education in Todi: 3-6 weeks,
June - Sept.
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University of Georgia
Studies Abroad - Cortona, Italy
Lamar Dodd School of Art
Director, R.G. Brown III
Broad Street Studio, #2
Athens, GA 30602-4102
706.425.2900
Web: www.visart.uga.edu/cortona
Email: cortona@arches.uga.edu
The Cortona program offers graduate and
undergraduate courses in Art History, Ceramics,
Drawing & Painting, Interior Design, Jewelry &
Metalwork, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture
and Bookarts & Papermaking. Deadlines for
applications - Summer: March 15; Fall: May 15;
Spring: October 15.
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Vaugel Sculpture Studio FRANCE
Figure and Portrait Modelling Workshops
Intensive Sculpture Program
Call NY: 212.330.8027
France 011-33 (2) 4159 5414
Email: vaugelsclp@aol.com
Web: www.vaugelsculpture.com
Teaching students for the past twenty six years
the art of figure sculpture and portrait sculpture,
INSTRUCTOR: MARTINE VAUGEL has been holding
intensive workshops in the Loire Valley,
France for the past fifteen years. Housing in
French Chateau, private homes, or with French
families. Thirty hours of weekly instruction each
July. USA workshops: in Asheville, NC and Los
Angeles, CA. Instructional Videos also available.
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WORKSHOPS & RESIDENCIES
Encaustic Workshops
R & F Handmade Paints
506 Broadway, Kingston, NY 12401
800.206.8088
Web: www.rfpaints.com
E-mail: mail@rfpaints.com
Comprehensive 3-day workshops in encaustic
techniques held year round in
Kingston, New York City, and regionally throughout
the country. Contact us also about private and
mini workshops. Brochure available.
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McColl Center for Visual Art
721 North Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
704.332.5535
Contact: Casey Evelo, c.evelo@mccollcenter.org
Urban Artist-In-Residence program provides a
stimulating and dynamic environment, state-of-the-art
facility, collaboration among artists and
community, and exhibitions. Residency
includes three months of private studio space
and apartment, stipend and supply budget.
Facility includes print, wood, sculpture, and
clay studios and photography and media labs.
Open to regional, national and international
artists; emerging, mid-career, and senior.
Applications (10 slides and a complete set of
written materials) due May 1. Applications are
reviewed by a 3-person panel. Artists are contacted
in September for residency in the following
year--September-November or January-March.
Contact Casey Evelo for application
guidelines.
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North Country Studio Conference at
Bennington College, VT
January 29 - February 2, 2003. 14 Workshops:
Cynthia Winika (Encaustic-Wax Painting), Andrea
Modica (B/W Photography), Lisa Houck
(Printmaking), Lissa Hunter (3-D Design), Jiro
Yonezawa (Basketry), Jeff Oestreich
(Clay/Wheel), Arnie Zimmerman
(Clay/Handbuilding), Linda Darty (Enamel), Loren
Stump (Flameworked Glass), Mitch Ryerson
(Furniture Making), Harry Anderson (Metal
Lamps), Katie Pasquini Masopust (Quilts), Kerr
Grabowski (Surface Design), Dan Essig (Wood
Bookbinding).
For an application call 802-785 2245 or
www.northcountrystudioconference.org
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Penland School of Crafts
P.O. Box 37
Penland, NC 28765
828.765.2359
Web: www.penland.org
Email: office@penland.org
Penland School of Crafts is a national center for
craft education located in the North Carolina
mountains. Penland offers one, two, and eight-week
workshops in books and paper, clay, drawing
and painting, glass, iron, metals, photography,
printmaking, textiles, and wood. Financial aid
is available. The school also sponsors artists,
residencies. Please visit our website:
www.penland.org
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Vermont Studio Center
Kathy Black, Residency Coordinator
Box 613AA
Johnson, VT 05656
802.635.2727
Fax: 802.635.2730
Web: www.vermontstudiocenter.org
E-mail: info@vscvt.org
Year-round 2-12 week independent
Residencies. 50 American and International
artists per month. Prominent Visiting Artists. Full
Fellowships. Drawing, Painting, Sculpture,
Printmaking, Mixed Media, Writing. Low
Residency MFA available.
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