The department continues to evolve in relation to new developments inside and outside the field and aims to be responsive to new ways of seeing and understanding the world in the 21st century, from both student and faculty perspectives.
Our curriculum combines intensive studio practice with rigorous critical, theoretical, and historical study to inform your aesthetic choices and expression, while our interdisciplinary approach builds on a broad range of performative modes, including Live action, Performance installation, Movement research, tactical and site performance, interactive digital technologies, and performative writing. Students are encouraged to consider their art-making process as an interdisciplinary practice that can range across various departments including, but not limited to, Fiber and Material Studies; Sculpture; Fashion Design; Art and Technology Studies; Film, Video, New Media, and Animation; Sound; and Ceramics.