Ceramics and Sculpture (3D Studies) Track
Virtual Sessions – Department of Art
Interested in learning more about the Department of Art at Youngstown State University? The Department of Art is hosting virtual information sessions to allow students and families to learn more about the outstanding programs offered at YSU. Current available sessions are below:
Monday, October 19 at 6:00 PM - Graphic + Interactive Design
Monday, November 16 at 6:00 PM - General Art Session
Tuesday, December 8 at 6:00 PM - Digital Media/Photography
Students and families will have the opportunity to meet with a faculty member and have their questions answered!
What You'll Study
The Ceramics and Sculpture program offer tracks within the Studio Art major. These tracks give you a foundational understanding of 3D design, sculpture and ceramics. As you're developing a comprehensive understanding for the three-dimensional media, you'll discover which concept is most relevant to your personal artistic interests.
Combining a customizable educational experience with hands-on learning, you'll prepare for a career in:
- Fine or craft artistry
- Independent or production design
- Museum employment
- Consulting architects and interior designers
- Tile, mold or model making
YSU offers one of the largest ceramic studios in the state with over 6,000 square feet of space spanning two floors. And sculpting tools and media are just as impressive. As a student, you will get to use the newest facilities in the new wing of Bliss Hall, with ample individual work space.
The program also gives you the chance to collaborate with engineering and business students to develop new pieces using innovative technologies like 3D printing.
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One More Thing
Bobbi Kukura, Class of 2017My favorite aspect of the art program is the diverse, inspiring, creative and always helpful faculty, as well as the students who have become much like a family to me over the years. I enjoy the sculpture program and have found a new love in three-dimensional art. The art program has prepared me for my future by allowing me to explore a plethora of different mediums and communicate with fellow artists."