Fine Arts

The mission of the Fine Arts Program at Monroe Community College is to prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions, where degree programs are available that provide entry into a variety of art related professions.

It is the goal of the Fine Arts degree program to provide students with the fundamental skills and concepts necessary for a solid foundation in the visual arts. We believe that the core curriculum that we have structured will offer students the opportunity to become proficient in a variety of studio art procedures and practices. Courses in drawing, two-dimensional design, painting, figure drawing, three-dimensional design, art history and sculpture are coupled with a strong liberal arts curriculum, so students will be well prepared for advanced coursework in their chosen disciplines.

Fine Artist/Painter, Sculptor, Printmaker, Art Educator, Art Therapist, Illustrator, Medical Illustrator, Animator, Gallery Owner, Curator, Art Historian, Art Director, Fashion Designer, Fabric Designer, Craftsperson, Set Designer, Costume Designer, Museum Studies, Art Conservator

SUNY: Albany, Buffalo State Colege, Fredonia, New Paltz, Oswego, Stony Brook, Purchase, Potsdam, Fashion Institute of Technology; Rochester Institute of Technology, Alfred University, Kent State University, Syracuse University, Rhode Island School of Design

Observational drawing, expressive drawing, linear perspective, composition, color theory, casting, assemblage, mold-making, subtractive sculpture and a variety of other painting, drawing, and sculpture media and techniques

Athesia Benjamin • Jason Smith • Franz Weldgen • Dawn Murphy

Student Art Association, Comic Creators Club

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