Fine Arts
Painting
- Oils
- Acrylics
- Figure Painting
- Landscape
- Encaustic
- Portrait
- Mixed-Media
- Assemblage
- Experimental Processes
- Experimental Media
Sculpture:
- Casting
- Metal Fabrication
- Welding
- Carving
- Figure Modeling
- Installation and Environmental Engagement
Printmaking:
- Intaglio
- Lithography
- Relief
- Screenprinting
- Monotype
- Book Arts
- Digital Prints
Download the current curriculum guide (11 KB, PDF) for Fine Arts.
Our graduates work as:
- Successful Independent Working Artists
- Gallery Owners or Directors
- Art Administrators
- Set/Prop Designers
- Artists' Agents
- Curators
- Medical Illustrators
- Museum Preservationists/Restorers
- Art Appraisers
- Film Industry Fabricators
- Art Handlers/Installers
- Art Critics
- Educators
Passionate. Driven. Creative. No other words could describe an artist as accurately as these three. Art requires commitment, perseverance and an amazing individual, one who is creative in thinking and easily inspired. CCS takes these individuals and transforms them into successful working artists.
CCS values traditional artistic methods and strives to create a skill base that students can then expand upon. Our knowledgeable faculty have exhibited work nationally and internationally and have endless resources and connections in the art world. During their time here, students will have opportunities to exhibit their work; some will even obtain gallery representation before they graduate.
To produce some of the most talented artists in the field, CCS is continually improving the technology, studios, and equipment on campus. With spacious studios and a large industrial foundry, the department provides students with the tools they need to be successful. Senior year students are given a semi-private studio to be used for the completion of a final thematic body of work, a situation that parallels that of a working independent artist
