Campus galleries blend art, culture and technology, and examine our artistic past. Check out our current exhibitions. Facilities and studio space. Wood-working shops, digital image archives, screening rooms and rehearsal spaces are waiting for your inspiration. Discover our facilities. Join us. Concordia University, Faculty of Fine Arts. Back to top. A Community of Artists In the art program, you'll be part of a tight-knit community of like-minded creatives, where you'll hone your artistic talents, vision and understanding of how art can positively impact your community, school and church.
View our students' work Connect with us. Art Scholarships Are Available If you're pursuing a major in art, you could be eligible to receive a scholarship that will be combined with any other academic or athletic offers as a way to help make your Concordia experience more affordable.
Academic Programs Studio Art B. Hear From Our Alumni After graduation, our students go on to teach art, become entrepreneurs, artists, graphic designers, photographers, digital media professionals, gallery managers and much more. Meet Our Faculty. Meet James. Meet Seth. Justin Groth Assistant Professor of Art. Meet Justin. Aaron Nix Assistant Professor of Art. In our studio art program you will discover the fine arts of photography, painting, experimental drawing, ceramics, and glass.
As an artist, you will learn professional exhibiting practices that leverage a hybrid of skills to communicate in galleries, museums and beyond.
The School of Fine Arts offers a minor in Art. Foundation courses begin with a comprehensive focus on 21st century visual culture including visits to gallery exhibitions and museums. The program encompasses art history and theory alongside theater and performance art.
This advanced studio course provides continuing studies relating to graphic design. This course is an exploration of intermediate studio practices in mixed media. Students will experiment with various methods and media to make work and develop content. Students will research historical and contemporary artists relating to projects.
The course is repeatable and provides continuing studies in traditional studio arts of drawing, printmaking, painting, and mixed media. A special project in any studio area. Studio projects will result in work prepared for the Senior Art Exhibition. Prerequisites: senior standing and permission of instructor before registration. Designed to function as a culminating experience in which art majors develop portfolios of images and written work appropriate for post collegiate applications.
Prerequisite: senior standing in art or permission of instructor. Continuing studies in web and user experience design. This advanced course focuses on design principles and web development to assist students in producing accessible, interactive, dynamic, and visually imaginative web compositions. This advanced course provides continuing studies relating to typography and book design.
This course provides an opportunity for individual students to conduct in-depth study of a particular topic under the supervision of a faculty member. Contact the department or program chair for more information. This course surveys contemporary art activism and advances environmental and humanitarian issues through the production of artwork, research papers, presentations, and seminar discussions. This course encourages students to step into the role of being an art activist for the promotion of a sustainable future.
This course can also count toward the environmental studies program. This course provides an opportunity for individual students to conduct research in a specific area of study, completed under the direction of a faculty mentor. Specific expectations of the research experience to be determined by the faculty. Repeatable for credit. Prerequisite: consent of instructor.
HART is a historical exploration of global visual culture - including Near Eastern and African traditions - from the origins of human civilization to ca. HART is a historical exploration of global visual culture - including East Asian and Native American traditions - from the Renaissance to Impressionism with particular emphasis given to the religious, political and social contexts of the world's greatest art.
HART is a historical exploration of global visual culture - including Oceanic and Central Asian traditions - from Impressionism to the present day with particular emphasis given to the religious, political and social contexts of the world's greatest art.
A historical survey of Greek and Roman art and culture with particular emphasis given to the connections that exist between early literature, religion, politics and visual culture. Like all level art history courses, this course is conducted as an advanced seminar with emphasis placed on individual research and advanced presentations.
A survey of Western European culture that explores the art of the 15thth centuries. This course highlights the art of the Baroque era across western Europe as a response to and reaction against the Italian Renaissance. Students will be introduced to digital liberal arts as they produce a collaborative project utilizing digital tools.
This course can count toward the Global Studies program. A historical survey of Western European art and culture with particular emphasis given to the connections that exist between 20th century politics and visual culture of the modern, post-modern and hyper-modern ages.
Coursework covers European and American art from the end of the 19th century to the present moment. This course can also count toward the global studies program. A historical survey of art and culture at the dawn of the Modern Age with particular emphasis given to the global exchange between Western Europe and East Asia.
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