Art & Art History Quick Look Virtual Tour

Drawing and Art Survey classes serve as cornerstones that equip students not only with technical skills but also with a broader understanding of art's historical, cultural, and social significance, preparing them for further exploration and specialization within the world of art and beyond.

Information about the Art and Art History department Studio Art Major concentration, Art History Major concentration, Combined concentration, and Minor requirements along with Honors requirements.

The Senior Year Experience in the Arts is an essential time for students as it offers them the chance to combine their academic knowledge, refine their practical skills, and gain a comprehensive understanding of the professional challenges and rewards in their field.

The Art and Art History Honorary Society offers membership to students. Applications are solicited twice during the academic year and an induction ceremony takes place in the spring semester. A student may be accepted into the Honorary Society only once but, once accepted, need not apply again.

Regularly updated listing of Visual Art related events and happenings with a view toward keeping a history of such.

Drawing, Painting, Color, Printmaking, Paper-making, and Book Arts are fields of study covered.

Photography and Digital Media courses and facilities, along with a few student work examples.

Art History fields of study are listed organized under the Professor who usually teaches them.

Some student class work and Popup Exhibitions from previous school terms.

The Noble Center and Griffiths Arts Center house the various learning spaces and classrooms for the Art & Art History Department.

The Senior Studio Seminar, also called the Senior Year Experience (SYE), includes capstone courses. Those Seniors concentrating in Studio Art hold an exhibition in the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery each Spring.

The Richard F. Brush Art Gallery aims to strengthen community by creating a sense of belonging for all who visit, teach, and learn in its spaces, both physically and virtually. It’s located between the Griffiths Art Center and the Noble Center on the St Lawrence University campus in Canton, New York.

The NCAT staff works with faculty, staff, and students to coordinate the necessary facilities, equipment, and training to explore the intersections among digital technologies and the arts.

JSTOR provides access to more than 12 million journal articles, books, images, and primary sources in 75 disciplines.