The department recently added digital artist and author Mark Amerika, whose work appeared in the 2000 Whitney Biennial, to its faculty ranks. Amerika, who is an internationally known pioneer and expert in digital art, was named one of Time Magazine’s top 100 Innovators for the coming century.
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Art and Art History
Areas of Study and ResearchThe MFA program offers concentrations in painting and drawing, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, photography and media arts (including video and digital art), film, and integrated arts. The MA in art history is offered for those seeking a sound foundation in research methods. The department conducts a visiting artist program, and a visiting scholar program each year, bringing artists and scholars of national and international reputation to the Boulder campus to lead seminars and to work individually with students.
Degrees Offered
MA (art history)
Requires 30 semester hours of approved graduate study, demonstrated proficiency
in the core areas of art history, completion of the foreign language requirement,
and a successful thesis defense. The length of the program is 2 years.
MFA (studio arts)
Requires 54 semester hours of approved graduate study, providing the serious
art student with an opportunity to attain a professional level of excellence
as a visual artist, culminating in a thesis exhibition, a written thesis, and successful defense. The length of the program is 2.5 years.
Admission
Graduate School Minimum Admissions Standards
Individual graduate departments may have additional or more restrictive
standards by which they evaluate graduate applicants. However, the Graduate
School at CU-Boulder has established minimum standards for graduate admission.
Applicants must:
Art and Art History Admissions Requirements
Applicants must:
Minimum Standards for Applicants
Strongly recommend at least 12 semester hours of art history courses prior
to application for MA in art history.
Financial Support Available
Fellowships, teaching assistantships (MA, art history); and fellowships,
GPTI/GA (MFA, Studio).
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Contact Information
University of Colorado at Boulder
Department of Art and Art History
Graduate Program Assistant
318 UCB
Boulder, CO 80309-0318
Phone: 303-492-2419
Fax: 303-492-4886
E-mail: finearts@colorado.edu
Website: www.colorado.edu/arts
