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Bring your creative ideas to life through wood, metal, clay, and more. With a sculpture degree through a BFA in Art, you'll turn abstract concepts into dimensional works of art.
The sculpture degree program at Western Colorado University combines technical craftsmanship with conceptual development, preparing students to create impactful three-dimensional works. In Western’s sculpture degree program, students work with diverse materials, from metal and wood to mixed media, while gaining the skills needed for professional studio practice or graduate study.
Through our Emphasis in Sculpture, you’ll be able to explore electronic and kinetic functionality in contemporary sculpture, including mechanical motion, sound and kinetic environments. Through coursework in ceramics, sculpture and jewelry, you’ll gain a diverse range of skills and exposure to different types of creative media. While the program teaches traditional methodologies, our experienced faculty will encourage you to pursue ambitious projects and maintain an experimental approach.
Our sculpture degree program is one of the few that combines traditional sculpting techniques with modern innovations like electronic motion and sound integration. Whether you’re casting bronze or creating interactive kinetic sculptures, you’ll have access to the latest tools and techniques to bring your vision to life.
Apply to Western’s sculpture degree program and turn your artistic vision into a professional career.
FAQs
What is a sculpture degree and what will I learn?
Western’s sculpture degree program is a fine arts track that teaches students how to design, construct, and present three-dimensional works. You’ll learn fabrication techniques, material handling, design principles, and contemporary approaches to sculpture.
What careers can I pursue with a sculpture degree?
Graduates of Western’s sculpture degree program can work as professional sculptors, installation artists, public art creators, museum or gallery curators, and educators in the visual arts.
