#Art studio program wesleyan professional

And then my studio art major was like, вЂI did some drawing in high school just by myself, kind of self-taught, I feel like I should try it more seriously in college, because I did music so much вЂ™, so I was like,В вЂmaybe I wonвЂ™t do music in college, maybe IвЂ™ll just do it on the side, вЂcause IвЂ™ll always have it.вЂ™ So I chose to do studio, and itвЂ™s been really fun.ДЄ: Are you working on any senior project or thesis? I think it connects a lot to my future career interest, which is medicine. I donвЂ™t really care for ecology-no offense to animals. And I like science a lot, so I was like, bio and maybe music or studio art, but I wasnвЂ™t really sure, and eventually I decided on Molecular Bio because I think itвЂ™s more interesting. I did a lot of music all throughout high school, playing violin in orchestra, and all those things. JK: So I came into Wesleyan pretty much being very dead set on doing some sort of STEM major and some sort of art related major because I really liked both of those in high school. Being a CA also helps me meet people in ResLife, which is really fun because people come from all different corners of campus on staff.ДЄ: Can you tell me more about your majors and how you decided on them? But it was really fun, I feel like it was well-received and I got to see faces from the senior class that I didnвЂ™t really see before. I organized a volleyball tournament a couple of weeks ago, and refereed for it, and felt very underqualified. JK: Basically, we oversee all of those residents and try to build community, which is kind of difficult because itвЂ™s such a big group, but we have to organize events and stuff. IвЂ™m a STEM person and an arts person because IвЂ™m a double major in Molecular Bio & Biochem and Studio Art, so I feel like I know a lot of different people, and IвЂ™m also a CA for ResLife, for senior wood frames and Fauver. ThatвЂ™s probably a very generic answer, but I think itвЂ™s true. I think IвЂ™m involved in a lot of different things on campus. I have friends on The Argus? No, I donвЂ™t know. The Argus: Why do you think you were nominated to be a WesCeleb? This week, The Argus sat down with Kan to get the scoop on her Wes experience. Outside of academics, KanвЂ™s a star singer and violinist, a Community Advisor for The Office of Residential Life (ResLife), and a friend to everyone she encounters. Students have access to our studios 24 hours a day, seven days a week.According to her WesCeleb nomination, Julia Kan вЂ™22 is a вЂњball of light who literally does it all.вЂќ This is no exaggeration-Kan has spent the past four years fully engaged with all corners of campus, from the art studios to the biology labs, all with a smile on her face.Fine Arts majors may concentrate in studio art, art history, or fine arts education.

#Art studio program wesleyan professional

program and professional preparation with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. We offer general experience through a broad B.A.Our facilities include a sculpture studio with an indoor foundry and outdoor courtyard for iron casting, jewelry and metals facilities, a photography studio, and a 3,500-square-foot painting studio.Our alumni include successful artists working and exhibiting around the world, as well designers, educators, and entrepreneurs. The pairing of the focused arts education with a robust liberal arts education helps student-artists develop a more confident, personal, informed, and insightful artistic vision.ДЇine Arts faculty make sure students learn solid fundamental skills, a historical base, and theoretical framework, but they also encourage all students to discover and develop their unique expression. We value exploration and innovation across artistic media, while stressing a solid foundation in the liberal arts. Today, the department honors its distinguished tradition by focusing on the art and world of today. The Fine Arts Department at Ohio Wesleyan, created in 1864, was one of America's first college art departments.