School of Art
For over 75 years, the School of Art at Bowling Green State University has provided a nurturing environment, encouraging students to express their creative voice in a school where art and design is innovative, vibrant, and full of possibilities.
Our five divisions include Studio, Digital Arts, Graphic Design, Art Education and Art History.
At the School of Art, students pursuing our BA, BFA, MA, or MFA degrees experience the exclusivity of a private art academy - our student to faculty ratio is 15:1 - yet enjoy the affordability of a state university.
And, because we are one of the largest state art schools in Ohio, we are able to offer a diverse array of studio and art history classes and study abroad opportunities, as well as the facilities and faculty to position students for successful internships and careers. Many of our students acquire hands-on experience through internships with local and regional arts organizations as well as prominent national entities organizations such as Disney Animation, Pixar, and the Museum of Modern Art.
The School of Art has been accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design since 1984.
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BGSU Galleries upcoming fall exhibitions opening Oct 6, from 6-8pm
Opening Reception - Oct 6th, 6-8pm 5pm @ UB Gallery
Artist roundtable will begin at 6pm.
In the Uber Bryan Gallery, Sticks and Stones will feature the vibrant and amorphic practices of Chris Lux (US), Oreka James (CAN), Jade Townsend (NZ), and Skye Volmar. Through painting, sculpture, drawing, glass, and multi-media, Sticks & Stones reflects on the amorphic and often latent relationship between contemporary visual art and poetry, within both artistic production process and final exhibition. Artists will be onsite for two weeks to create new site-specific installations for the show.
Oreka James Talk - Sept 28th, 5pm @ UB Gallery
Chris Lux Talk - Oct 2nd, 5pm @ UB Gallery
Jade Townsend Talk - Oct 3rd, 5pm @ UB Gallery
BGSU galleries is excited to open our new Black Door Video Art Gallery (Formerly the “Red Door” Gallery) with MONITOR 15: Clearings in the Fog curated by Faraz Anoushahpour . Annually organized by the South Asian Visual Artist Collective, the MONITOR showcases experimental short films and videos that initiate dialogue around the shifting nature of politics, economies, and landscapes across the Global South and its diasporas.
In the Wankelman Gallery, BGSU MFA student Ghazaleh will present Sonic Luminosity: A Visual Odyssey. Dasti's uses site-specific installation for the harmonious fusion of boundary-pushing creativity, seamlessly merging advanced technology with the realm of visual design + soundscapes. Through the blending of both audio and visual dimensions, Dasti focuses on the particular emphasis on the pivotal role that sound design plays installation.
When Margret became Alex
Dena Elisabeth Eber, artist and mother, in a photographic book recounted her son's gender transition and the changes she made to be by his side.
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Light+Time: Animation and Gaming Technologies
Eastern Michigan University’s simulation, animation, and gaming department is hosting a Light+Time: Animation and Gaming Technologies exhibit in the Ford Hall gallery. The EMU community will have the opportunity to experience technology used in an artistic and fun way. The exhibit runs from now through Oct. 27. It will be open for viewing on Tuesdays through Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Embracing Global Engagement Conference Award Winner
Art History major, Rose Brookhart, was awarded a prize for Best Undergraduate Student Presentation at BGSU’s Embracing Global Engagement Conference. Her presentation on “Storytelling in the Oltrarno” described her experience immersing herself in the art and culture of Florence through ISI-Florence courses and her internship with the Augustinians of Santo Spirito.
Updated: 11/09/2023 07:48PM