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Studio Arts
Our Studio Arts program encourages students to experiment and explore, while refining the technical and conceptual strategies in their work.
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Studio for Interrelated Media (SIM)
Our SIM program fosters interdisciplinary artistic exploration through experimental media, collaboration, and innovative practices.
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Printmaking
Printmaking students dig deep into traditional printmaking techniques while also being encouraged to play with experimental and innovative approaches.
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Photography
MassArt enables students to become thoughtful and innovative image makers, through rigorous engagement with the medium’s technical and aesthetic possibilities.
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Painting
Painting students pursue artistic excellence, experimental expression, and technical mastery through rigorous work and a deep sense of dedication.
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Jewelry & Metalsmithing
MassArt’s Jewelry & Metalsmithing program blends hands-on metalwork with creative problem-solving, fostering skill development in a collaborative studio environment.
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Fine Arts
Low ResidencyOur Master of Fine Arts Low Residency program is for working artists and educators who thrive in a collaborative environment with a low residency requirement.
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Industrial Design
Industrial design blends art, engineering, and business to create functional, aesthetically appealing products that enhance user experience and solve real-world problems.
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Illustration
Every illustrator is a storyteller at heart. That’s why the MassArt Illustration program emphasizes understanding character development and narrative techniques.
![Looking down at a watercolor painting on a table with people around the table.]()
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History of Art
Discover MassArt’s History of Art program, exploring global art histories, research, and studio practice for a diverse career path in museums, publishing, and more.
![Three people gather near an ornate, Gothic-style stone window with intricate tracery. One, in a blue jacket, leans to touch the windows historical design. Another sports pink hair and a logo-adorned jacket. The third wears a hooded coat and hat, all captivated by the rich history of art embodied in the architecture.]()
