Bachelor [Art] From Earlham College

Earlham's Art Program requires no prerequisites for introductory courses, and both majors and non-majors are welcome. Each student majoring in Art chooses an area of focus, which consists of at least four courses in one of the following: ceramics, drawing, art history, metalsmithing, painting, photography and fibers. In addition to building competency in a focus, each student also takes Art: Context and Meaning ? Part One (ART 115), Art: Context and Meaning ? Part Two (ART 116) Making Art: Content, Form and Expression (ART 250), art history and a course in theatre, music or film.

All Art majors complete an intensive Senior Project in their area of focus, known as a Senior Capstone Experience. These projects, planned in consultation with department faculty, customarily lead to participation in a senior art exhibition in Leeds and Ronald Galleries or to the presentation of a research paper, the curation of an exhibition, completion of a community arts project or a similar public presentation appropriate to the project.