From the Chair
The mission of the Lehman College Art Department is to offer students from the Bronx and surrounding regions a unique opportunity to study art and art history in a program where both traditional studio and digital art practice share common goals and vision.
·Fundamental skills of traditional and digital art making are taught as a vehicle for the development of creative thinking and innovative problem solving. Historical and analytical skills are emphasized, broadening a student’s cultural literacy while helping prepare them for advanced study.
·Through a wide range of degrees and concentrations at both undergraduate and graduate levels, students interested in art education, fine art, and digital media production build a strong foundation to advance their careers while studying in New York City, one of the world’s most important cultural centers.
Sean McCarthy, Chair
News and Announcements
You are cordially invited to the reception of the
"HERBERT H. LEHMAN: THE MAN, THE COLLEGE and THE FULFILLMENT OF THE AMERICAN DREAM"
Lehman College Art Faculty and Alumni Exhibition
Wednesday, September 10, 2014, 5:30-7:30 PM
John Belardo, Melissa Brown, Paul Carrellas, Carol Curtis, Gina Dominique, Michael Ferraro, Susan Hoeltzel, James Horner, Sean McCarthy, Sarah Rowe, Charles Seplowin, Janet Skolnick, Dannielle Tegeder, Terry Towery, Natalie Wood
THE GALLERIES OF KRASDALE FOODS
65 West Red Oak Lane
WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604
RSVP to Mrs. Sherese Flowers, 718-378-1100 x2454 or Sheresef@Krasdalefoods.com
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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
The Department of Art conducts courses in both studio art (code ART) and art history (code ARH). The Department offers a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art (B.A. 42 credits), and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History (B.A. 30 credits). It also offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art (B.F.A. 60 credits). Students may earn a Bachelor of Science in Computer Graphics and Imaging (B.S. 54 credits). This degree program is interdisciplinary with courses taught in both the Art Department and the Math and Computer Science Department.
Students majoring in studio art must major in one of the following specializations: Ceramics, computer imaging, design, drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
The Department also offers graduate degrees: the Masters in Creative Art (M.A. 30 credits), a Masters of Fine Arts (M.F.A. 45 credits), and, in conjunction with the Education Department, a Masters in Art Education (M.A. 42-45 credits). The Masters in Creative Art and the Masters of Fine Arts have specializations in ceramics, computer imaging, design, drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture.
For information and Advisement regarding MA and/or MFA in Studio Art, please contact MA, MFA Art Graduate Programs Director Professor Deannielle Tegeder, Fine Arts-009, phone 718-960-6762
For information and Advisement regarding an MA in Art Ed, please contact Art Education Professor Andrea Zakin in Early Childhood and Childhood Education, Carman Hall-B052, phone 718-960-8198
Meet Our Graduate Students
Last modified: Nov 12, 2014
