MFA in Art - Concentration in Studio Art
MFA student Sarah Gage
MFA student Cher Musico
MFA student Randall Day
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MFA student Randall Day
MFA student Kim Eagan
MFA student JC Neihardt
Our MFA in Studio Art will expose you to a broad range of art and design practices, fostering flexibility in thought and action that will prepare you to adapt to future possibilities while retaining the option of focusing primarily on one particular medium.
The heart of this program is the self-motivated pursuit of your own practice, supported and guided by our experienced faculty, then honed and expanded through feedback offered during critiques. Additionally, our trans-disciplinary courses will allow you to stretch your creative goals. Our new Academic and Professional Practice courses will further prepare you for many career opportunities in the Fine Arts.
Options for study and exploration include, but are not limited to:
- Painting
- Bookmaking
- Graphic Design
- Printmaking
- Photography
- Sculpture
- Ceramics
- Art History
- Art Theory
- Art-Based Research Writing
Admission to the MFA in Art (Studio Art)
Program Contact
Meg Griffiths
940-898-2537
Mgriffiths1@twu.edu
Preferred Application Deadlines
Spring - November 15
Fall - January 15
MFA/MA Information Session
January 4, 7 p.m.
Click here to register for the information session.
Preferred Admission Requirements
Completion of the degree prerequisites.
How to Apply
- Apply for admission to the TWU Graduate School.
- Complete a separate application to the Department of Visual Arts through SlideRoom. This will consist of:
- Letter of intent
- Artist/research statement
- Current vita or resumé
- Three letters of recommendation
- A portfolio of 20 images of original work (with captions)
- Complete a phone, video chat or in-person interview with graduate admissions coordinator.
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