Art - Dallas Baptist University

Art from Dallas Baptist University is a Campus Bachelor Study of Art degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. The mission statement of the Department of Art is to prepare servant leader art students for a professional career in art and to offer avenues of creative fulfillment for all students of the university. This aim is to be accomplished through the pursuit of excellence and artistic achievement within a Christian context. The goals of the art program are to enable the students to develop skills and understanding in the foundations and principles of art , gain knowledge of historical and contemporary art, develop aesthetic judgment, and creatively produce and use their artistic abilities on the basis of mature Christian ethics. Offering a wide variety of work areas, the program provides practical experience in drawing, painting, design, pedagogy of art , visual communication, art history, advertising, crafts, sculpture, photography, museum studies, and internships. The program also maintains a permanent collection of outstanding works by students. In addition to student art shows, professional artworks and artists are also featured. The goals for those granted a bachelor's degree in art are: Educational Goals To enable students to: Cultivate a broad knowledge of the history and visual arts fundamentals. Gain experience in two- and three-dimensional art. Develop a workable knowledge of many art fields so the student can develop artistically as well as make a living. Have training in the cutting edge of art. Present a portfolio and senior exhibition at the highest artistic level possible. Ministry Goals To enable students to: Prepare how to deal with challenges in art and culture without compromising faith. Have opportunities to experience and share ideas on how to use art in Christianity and society. Establish a servant leadership presence within the Christian and secular art world. View more details on Dallas Baptist University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Study of Art courses.