Sculpture
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Concentration
Sculpture
Sculpture students use a range of critical and contextual perspectives to initiate and complete a personal self-directed body of work and identify and comprehend the histories, theories and practices that comprise the discipline of sculpture.
Explore artistic practices ranging from traditional figure modeling to contemporary installation and performance art, kinetic and interactive objects and digital media.
Popular courses
- SCLP 211 Materials and Processes
- SCLP 310 Intermediate Sculpture
- SCLP 316 Performance and Installation
- SCLP 320 Intermediate Sculpture
Careers include:
- Furniture designer
- Sculptor
- 3D prop designer
- Custom manufacturer
- Educator
- Entrepreneur
- Curator
Studio facilities
Sculpture majors have access to various facilities, both within and outside the sculpture studios, to support their research and processes.
- Full-service welding facility including MIG and TIG
- Plasma and oxyacetylene cutting
- Metal shaping, bending and forming tools
- Wet-media casting facility
- Bronze-casting facility
- Wax working station
- Gallery space for student projects and exhibitions
- Individual studio space for third- and fourth-year students
Alumni
Alumni become professional sculptors exhibiting in museums and commercial galleries or undertaking public art projects, work as fabricators or curators or go on to complete graduate degrees. Others adapt their knowledge and experience to careers in almost every profession.
