Brevard College
Art Program
Brevard College immerses you in the world of creation with the only bounds being the limits of imagination. Faculty nurture creativity through engagement with practicing artists and peers in the studio, classroom, and field settings.
The town of Brevard also supports the arts. Dozens of art galleries call Brevard "home," and the fourth Friday gallery walks allow visitors and locals alike to appreciate Brevard's creative spirit.
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About the Art Program
Brevard College's Art Program helps you find a balance between creativity and the professional skills required to network and get your Art seen throughout the the world.
Art majors can enter into many fields or professions! Here's a small sample of what you can do with an Art degree from Brevard College:
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Independent Studio Artist
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Studio Manager/Coordinator
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Art Teacher
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Gallery Associate or Owner
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Arts Council Director
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Commercial Designer
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Digital Artist
Brevard College graduates have proven that you can do anything with an Art degree. Below is a list of job titles of graduates from Brevard's Art Program:
- Commercial Photographer
- Interior Architect
- Studio Manager
- Art Professor
- K-12 Art Teacher
- Landscape designer
- Art Counselor
- Art Director
- Public Sculptor
- Director of Public Relations
- Social Media Manager
- Gallery Assistant
- Software Developer
- Digital Artist
- Studio Painter
- Learn by doing. Create art using a variety of mediums and processes guided by experienced professionals. Be involved in iron pours, canvas building, and darkroom processes.
- Gain professional experience. Exhibit your work in local and student galleries, work alongside professors who are active in their fields, and develop your own creative space within the studios.
- Explore the world. Travel to nationally acclaimed museums, assist professors in research abroad and use the natural beauty of our location for inspiration.
Art majors earn a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art, with a required concentration in one of the following areas:
- Photography
- Using the camera as a primary tool, develop image-making skills in traditional film and digital photographic processes to master composition, light, and observation.
- Painting
- Learn painting principles, methods, materials, and gain a greater theoretical awareness and growth as a practicing artist.
- Sculpture
- Learn how to apply sculpture theory to a variety of complex materials including sketches, models, and finished work.
- Digital Art
- Explore techniques for creating animation, digital imagery, and interactive experiences by developing ideas and technical mastery of various digital tools.
A minor in Art and Teacher Licensure in Art (K-12) are also available.
"The small classes give me the opportunity to discuss how the concepts we learn will be used in our careers."
Visit Brevard
Come experience the Brevard College Art Program for yourself!
Visitation is the best way to see if our Art Program is a good fit for you.
