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OVERVIEW
An accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, Salve Regina's art department promotes smaller classes that foster intimate dialogue between students and faculty. The curriculum stresses knowledge of art and culture, understanding of visual elements and their many complex interactions, and a sound technical background from which creative responses may be elicited. Studio courses develop the intellectual and physical skills necessary to solve complex visual problems. Courses for non-majors provide an opportunity for students to understand their cultural heritage by becoming aware of how and why people have made art. Students are exposed to various artists, different historical periods, and the many complex interactions of art and society. |
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