Visual Arts (BA)
The Visual Arts area offers baccalaureate programs in the visual arts and art education! Students can choose concentrations to develop their expertise in ceramics, digital arts, painting, printmaking, and sculpture.
The Visual Art Program Mission Statement:
The Visual Art Program facilitates 21st-century skills: creative and analytic thinking, collaborations, and communication in written, spoken, and visual language. Visual art programs interface traditional methods and practices, technology, new media, and self-reflection for students to be successful and competitive in an art career.
Participants who want to share their skills with K-12 students may enter our teacher preparation program. We use innovative, hands-on methods to stimulate creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking in our students.
Why choose Visual Arts
Our faculty members are highly qualified, each possessing the terminal degree (Master of Fine Arts or Doctor of Philosophy) in their area of expertise. Students and faculty participate in local, national, and international art shows, including many sponsored in the Rosenthal Art Gallery on campus.
Joanna Ali's, photo "Obstruction"
What Will You Learn?
- Demonstrate synthesis of instructional design by devising lesson and unit plans appropriate to the learners' correct level of difficulty.
- Demonstrate effective application of multiple assessment procedures.
- Demonstrate synthesis of instructional design by devising lessons and/or projects that integrate content knowledge, global awareness, and interdisciplinary approaches.
- Demonstrate effective pedagogical practice in the classroom (Student teaching).
- Demonstrate application and analysis of content knowledge.
What Will You Do?
Graduates of our programs have pursued graduate work at venerated institutions (including Parsons The New School for Design), garnered national awards for artwork, and earned honors as Teacher of the Year.
The Rosenthal Art Gallery is committed to providing FSU students, faculty, staff and the Fayetteville community with excellence in the arts, and an awareness that pivotal and life-changing experiences can occur for individuals through the introduction to and participation in the arts. Its goal is to encourage and excite a wider population to appreciate, learn, and participate in the arts by presenting the highest quality exhibition program of original works possible.
Sondra Martin |
Professor, Printmaking |
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Kyle Harding |
Adjunct Lecturer, Visual Arts |
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Dexter Morrill |
Adjunct Lecturer, Visual Arts |
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Kaela Nommay |
Adjunct Lecturer, Visual Arts |
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Vickie Rhoda |
Lecturer, Art Education |
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Dwight Smith |
Assistant Professor, Painting |
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Skylor Swann |
Adjunct/Assistant Professor, Ceramics |
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Jonathan Chestnut |
Professor, Digital Art |