Studio Art

Major or Minor in

Studio Art

You thrive in hands-on environments. You enjoy daydreaming and doodling. You often ask “what if” questions and prefer to arrive at unexpected answers. The studio art major offers opportunities to study a wide range of art-making processes—from painting and printmaking, to welding and casting, to photography and digital design. As an advanced studio art major, you will be assigned your own personal studio space.

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As a Studio Art Major at Linfield

You might take

Sculpture

Explore fundamentals of sculpture, using the expressive power of form and material to communicate your ideas. (ARTS 101)

Introduction to Studio

Discover creative and critical approaches to artistic practices in 2D, 3D and digital media. (ARTS 250)

Approaches to the Figure

Develop technical, innovative and thematic approaches to the human figure in a variety of media. (ARTS 320)

Studying studio art at Linfield

Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate technical skills in at least one studio medium

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Produce a coherent, cohesive body of work accompanied by an artist statement

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Create and present works of art through visual, verbal and oral means

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Develop research, analytical, critical and craft skills

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Demonstrate an understanding of major trends in modern and contemporary art

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Intern in all areas of art

Internships provide invaluable hands-on experience and further develop your professional skills. Some companies where studio art majors at Linfield have found internship placements include:

Chehalem Cultural Center

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Have questions about studying digital art at Linfield? Reach out! We'd love to connect with you.

Brian Winkenweder
Department Chair and Professor
Miller Fine Arts Center
503-883-2284
bwinken@linfield.edu