Why Study Art?
Creative individuals offer a unique perspective on the world and often challenge us to pursue new ideas and solutions to many of the world’s problems.
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Creative Community
Become part of a creative community on campus that offers support and encouragement for all of your artistic endeavors in the studio and in the classroom.
Resources for Students![Seth Adelsberg](/cofac/images/seth_adelsberger_sq.jpg)
A Solid Foundation
A degree in art and design, art history or art education allows you to spread your creative wings, but also provides a solid foundation for a host of career opportunities and post-graduate study. (Photo left: Seth Adelsberger '02 solo show at the Baltimore Museum of Art)
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Display Your Work
Create and display your work as you study the artistic achievements of varied cultures, and discover the latest approaches to your craft.
Galleries![teacher student](/cofac/images/painting-01-sq.jpg)
Skill Building
Acquire the vocabulary and technical skills required to work independently and collaboratively in your chosen medium.
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Portfolio Preparation
Build your artistic skills as you build your portfolio for a career in the arts or for graduate school.
Portfolios: Coming soon