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The BFA in art with a concentration in printmaking develops students' skills in technical processes, conceptual development and creative problem-solving to address the important questions in creative, social and community practices. The printmaking area provides a strong foundational understanding of the many traditional and contemporary processes while fostering experimentation and the development of unique approaches.

Rooted in the drawing, science and interdisciplinary practices, printmaking offers you classes in traditional and innovative processes that encourage you to explore a wide variety of creative expressions.

The BFA in art with a concentration in printmaking develops students' skills in technical processes, conceptual development and creative problem-solving to address the important questions in creative, social and community practices. The printmaking area provides a strong foundational understanding of the many traditional and contemporary processes while fostering experimentation and the development of unique approaches.Collaboration, one of the historical underpinnings of printmaking, is encouraged; students often work with other areas such as photography, intermedia, social arts practice, textiles, painting and drawing, sculpture and projects within the larger community. Program faculty teach in well-equipped studios for intaglio, lithography, relief, screen printing, book arts, papermaking, a digital lab and a dedicated graduate studio. The program also offers specialties such as traditional dust grain copper photogravure, post digital production, letterpress, zines and papermaking classes.Students can declare a major in printmaking upon acceptance to the School of Art or after successfully completing ART 253 Intro to Printmaking. Following admission, if students wish to change their concentration, they may meet with their School of Art academic advisor.