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At 178,000 square feet, the Artis Center for Adaptative Innovation and Creativity will be the largest academic building on campus. Classes are anticipated to be held in the new facility starting in the Fall 2024 semester.

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    • Drawing 
    • Painting
    • Watercolor
    • Jewelry
    • Darkroom and large shooting studio
    • Computer labs and print labs
    • Animation lab
    • Multi-use lecture room
    • Seminar room
    • Critique Room
    • Gas and electric kilns
    • Glazing room
    • Wheel-throwing stations

Our alumni are active as artists, designers, educators, archivists, curators, gallerists, and in other creative roles, and many have pursued graduate studies. 

Thank you for considering the art department for a donation or gift. Past donations have supported students through:

  • Scholarships
  • Stipends for travel, research, internships, and special projects
  • Visiting artist and artist-in-residence programs
  • Special equipment

Donors may choose to contribute to an existing foundation fund or consider other options. Please contact University Advancement for more information. Thank you to all former, current, and future donors. Your contributions have made and will continue to make a critical difference.