BFA-AH SCL

Art and Design Department
Bachelor of Fine Arts (HEGIS 1002)

Upton Hall 402
(716) 878-6032

National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) Accredited

Sculpture majors explore additive, subtractive, and constructive approaches to their craft. Students learn techniques such as modeling, carving, plaster, glass and metal casting, welding, vacuum forming, and woodworking.

Each B.F.A. student will be required to mount an individual exhibition of his or her work. It will be planned and installed with the advice of the student’s faculty adviser, but no grade will be assigned.

The Art and Design Department reserves the right to retain student artwork for official purposes, such as exhibits, catalogs, or teaching aids.

Admission Requirements

High school students applying for admission to the B.F.A. sculpture major need only state his/her intent to major in sculpture to be accepted to the major, assuming required G.P.A. and other college admission standards are met. A portfolio is not required. All students, including transfer students, must undergo a formal portfolio review after completion of FAR 342 (Intermediate II) or the equivalent course for a transfer student. The portfolio is to be presented in person or mailed along with a statement of intent as stipulated by the department and should contain examples of work that the candidate believes best display his or her abilities.

Students are expected to assume the costs of materials they use in their courses. All studio courses may have an additional instructional charge for materials used in class. Students enrolled in a studio course are expected to work a minimum of two additional hours each week outside of class for each credit granted for that class

Program Requirements