The B.F.A. in Art with a major in Sculpture encourages an experimental and interdisciplinary approach to art making. Our curriculum synthesizes a commitment to traditional mediums, emphasizing the interplay between concept, material and content. We encourage students to take risks while developing ideas based on individual, historical and theoretical perspectives.
Area Objectives
Faculty work closely with students to explore the ideas and attitudes emerging in their work and its relationship to recent developments in contemporary art.
We believe that making art generates productive thinking and promotes new understandings of the environment we live in. It is our goal to graduate students who are skilled both technically and conceptually, and are truly engaged with the world.
Facilities
The Sculpture area at JMU is located on the first floor of Duke Hall. Facilities include a fully equipped foundry, a metal fabrication shop, a newly equipped woodshop, and a general sculpture studio workspace, including foyer and lobby space for presentation of student work. The sculpture studio is in direct proximity to many material resources, including a major hardware store and lumberyard.
Greg Stewart
Sculpture Area Head, Professor of Art
Hardware and Software Requirements
SADAH's programs require all students to have a laptop computer equipped with and capable of running any necessary software. SADAH considers a laptop an essential tool for total participation in classes and content. Read more about SADAH's hardware and software requirements.
