Indigenous Fine Arts
The Indigenous Fine Arts program is structured on the knowledge and appreciation of the significant place the fine arts have had within all cultures of the Americas for millennia. The faculty have expertise in historic and traditional First Nations art forms and contemporary aesthetics.
Studio work and hands-on instruction from experienced faculty, combined with development of skills, help students to determine their artistic direction and future careers in the fine arts, graduate programs, and community leadership. In addition to studio arts instruction, the students will build their skills in communication, writing, research, and analytical thinking in the social and natural sciences, cultural fields, and societal contexts.
Throughout this program, students will submit samples of their work to the faculty for the purpose of review and evaluation.
Sample Courses
- Traditional Indigenous Art
- Two Dimensional Indigenous Art
- Image Politics and New Media
- Indigenous Art of the Andean Nations
- Early Canadian Indigenous Art
Career Opportunities
- Professional Artist
- Arts Education
- Exhibition Design
- Museum or Gallery Professional
- Community Leadership
Media, Art, and Performance Meet Your Faculty
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