The Fiber.Paper.Arts Club engages in the tradition of community-based learning and aims to give students a chance to broaden their skills as artists while exploring all aspects fiber arts: sewing, knitting, felting, weaving, quilting, fabric dying, paper making, and more.
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Studio learning is a unique experience, and the Mississippi State University Department of Art provides a supportive environment for personal growth and professional development.
One big advantage of studio learning is it allows for more students to have more one-on-one time with professors; the Mississippi State University Bachelor of Art degree program boasts a low 15:1 student to faculty ratio.
All art majors – “Art-Undeclared (UART)” – are required to participate in the Foundation Portfolio Review.
Design I is a six hour studio course that teaches a basic study of the fundamental elements and principles of design with an emphasis on composition.
Course credit for approved internships is offered in the areas of fine arts, photography, and graphic design. Design internships are also available at several locations on the Mississippi State University campus.
One work, "Charles," 24x24, oil on wood was selected from 1,268 entries for the Portrait Society of America's Members Only Competition.
