Program Summary
Explore your artistic side studying art, art history, art appreciation, and digital media. This program is a great way to get a foundation in artistic practice, theory, and develop your skills as an artist from trained instructors. Courses allow students to explore and advance their artistic techniques as well as study conceptual issues in art and design that promote the development of technical and problem-solving skills.
A degree in art provides a pathway to pursue a degree at a four-year institution. The program leads graduates to a variety of career paths that contribute to society and culture, including museum studies, curatorial work, graphic design, education, and much more.
Visual and Performing Arts Faculty
- We offer Drawing, Painting, Design, Digital Photography, Art Appreciation, and Art History courses for art majors as well as for students simply looking for an interesting elective
- We work closely with the Computer Graphics Department to provide their students with needed courses
- We offer Art Appreciation as a face-to-face class as well as online
- Currently, Art History I (in the Fall) and Art History II (in the Spring) are online courses
- Digital Photography and Drawing I and II are also offered on the Johnson County campus
EDUCATION PLAN(S)
DEGREE/CERTIFICATE OPTION(S)
Art Degree (Traditional)
Associate of Arts
60 Credit hours
Art Degree (Digital)
Associate of Arts
60 Credit hours