Sculpture

Sculpture at the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design incorporates all media and encourages interdisciplinary work and experimentation. The curriculum offers a diverse range of perspectives driven by a highly adaptive and rigorous studio environment. Students are encouraged to challenge sculptural paradigms, explore materiality, and seek advanced avenues of research. We nurture masterful makers and resourceful artists.

Located in the Studio Arts Annex and Sculpture Shop, the sculpture facilities include private B.F.A. and M.F.A. studios, a fully equipped wood shop, 3-D digital fabrication lab, metal shop, and a figure sculpture and plaster mold-making studio. Sculpture facilities encourage experimentation in new and emerging mediums while providing a solid foundation in traditional forms of sculpture such as wood, metal, and clay.

Because of this, students can create with a variety of materials in diverse environments—enabling them to take risks and challenge limitations.

B.F.A. + M.F.A. studios

B.F.A. and M.F.A. sculpture students are provided individual studio spaces with 24-hour access in the Arts Annex building. Shared communal spaces provide sinks, shelving, and work tables and secound sculpture shop with wood and metal working tools for B.F.A. and M.F.A. students to use next to their studios. There is full access to both an extensive wood shop, metal shop and 3-D digital lab facility in the Sculpture Shop Building.