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Read full review“Love my time at Cornell BFA! I have met many wonderful faculties and had many life changing and memorable conversations. Unfortunately I had to change my major due to the fact that it is impossible to find a job, and the curriculum is not as rigorous as I expected :( but highly recommend it to everyone else! If you are more interested in your own character development and meeting wonderful people!”
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What you will study and do
The Fine Arts major focuses on the study and creation of visual art forms, including painting, sculpture, and digital media. Students learn technical skills in various mediums and develop their artistic vision through studio practice and critical analysis.
This course covers fundamental drawing techniques, emphasizing observation and representation.
Students explore significant art movements and influential artists from ancient to contemporary times.
Focuses on the creation of three-dimensional art using various materials like clay and metal.
An introduction to creating art using digital tools and software, including graphic design and digital painting.
Students develop their painting skills and styles through studio practice and critiques.
Examines current trends and debates in art, encouraging students to develop their unique artistic voices.
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Love my time at Cornell BFA! I have met many wonderful faculties and had many life changing and memorable conversations. Unfortunately I had to change my major due to the fact that it is impossible to find a job, and the curriculum is not as rigorous as I expected :( but highly recommend it to everyone else! If you are more interested in your own character development and meeting wonderful people!
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