At the center of Low-Res is our commitment to community. Once a semester during the academic year, current Low-Res MFA students and alumni are invited to attend a virtual gathering with the Low-Res director and faculty members. This is an opportunity to discuss the direction of the program, make connections between cohorts, and share accomplishments.
At the center of Low-Res is our commitment to community. Once a semester during the academic year, current Low-Res MFA students and alumni are invited to attend a virtual gathering with the Low-Res director and faculty members. This is an opportunity to discuss the direction of the program, make connections between cohorts, and share accomplishments.
As a culmination to the Low-Res MFA program, graduating students participate in a public presentation of their work in their final summer of study. As a program open to artists and cultural producers working in all disciplines, this can take a number of forms. Most graduating students choose to present visual artwork in the MFA Thesis Exhibition, held in SAIC Galleries. Graduating students may also choose to present performances, lectures, or other formats.
