The Beautiful Arts
We have approximately 100 undergraduates and 18 graduate students enrolled in our visual arts programs. Uniquely, our size allows us to frequently conduct team faculty critiques, which maximizes the exchange of ideas and methods that arise within individual studio disciplines — painting, sculpture, drawing, ceramics, printmaking and photography. Our students work and learn in well-equipped studio facilities, and we have an ideal average student-to-teacher ratio of 1-to-12 or better.
ARE YOU READY TO GET AHEAD THIS SUMMER?
We have a great lineup of online courses to help you work toward an Art Minor or General Education requirements!
Our summer school schedule is designed with you in mind.
Advantages
• All students and majors are welcome - there are no restrictions!
• Courses are offered online and asynchronous unless otherwise noted- convenient for those returning home, working, or studying abroad!
• Work toward an Art Minor (15 credits) or advance your graduation
date.
• ART 2100 Art Appreciation fulfills both Non-Literature and
Cross Cultural Awareness (CCA) General Education requirements.
• AAH 1010 Survey of Art and Architectural History I fulfills
the Non-Literature General Education requirement.
• The state of SC allows in-state undergraduates taking 12 or more
credits to use one of their semesters for Life or Palmetto scholarships.
SUMMER I
AAH 1010 Survey of Art and Architectural History I
ART 1510 Foundations in Visual Art I
ART 2100 Art Appreciation
ART 2150 Beginning Graphic Design
ART 3150 Graphic Design
ART 4150 Advanced Graphic Design
SUMMER II
ART 1550 Foundations in Digital Art
ART 2100 Art Appreciation
ART 2150 Beginning Graphic Design
ART 3150 Graphic Design
ART 4150 Advanced Graphic Design
LONG SUMMER
ART 4890 Art & Art History Internship (*restricted to art majors & requires pre-approval of instructor)
Deadline Late Registration by:
Monday, May 12 for Summer I
Friday, June 27 for Summer II
Monday, May 12 for Long Summer(Art Internship)
Who We Are
“Clemson Visual Arts embraces innovation through creativity. We invite you to become inspired with us.”
Valerie A. ZimanyChairDepartment of Art
