Do you believe that the beauty of God is revealed in His creation? Do you believe that Christians, reflecting His nature, are designed to create and appreciate beauty? If so, Taylor’s Art Department is the place for you. The visual and design arts greatly influence our daily lives through our use of social media, photography, advertising, and more. We desire to prepare you to interpret and engage our image driven culture.
The Taylor Art Department offers you several avenues in which to pursue your passion for beauty. As an undergraduate art major, you will be given strong foundational skills and instruction in your specific area of interest. Along with our core art classes, Taylor offers concentrations in graphic design, photography and 2D and 3D studio. We also provide future art teachers with not just the necessary background to teach in schools, but a deeper sense of calling and purpose through our unique perspective on faith and learning.
At Taylor, our desire is not only to build your artistic skill but to also shape your understanding of the significance of art and the role it can play in the world beyond the studio and classroom. We will demonstrate the relationship between our Christian faith and the visual arts, no matter what avenue of art you choose to pursue.
Watch this video from the Art Department. Check out our degrees and majors. Better still, schedule a campus visit and see for yourself how an art degree can prepare you for a creative career.
Kathy Herrmann, Assistant Professor of Art, discusses the facilities, experiences and faculty that work to provide art students with an education that will prepare them for a creative career.
The Summer Fine Art Camp is designed to introduce children and young adults to the visual arts through hands on activities including drawing, painting, and mixed media. Students will learn new skills and express their creativity in a fun learning environment.
Taylor University's Art Department will host the 2013 Art Careers Symposium Monday, February 18, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Wayne Brezinka, an illustrator and artist whose work has been commissioned by The New York Times, Neiman Marcus, The Washington Post and Chicago Tribune, will host an artist’s talk at the opening of his exhibit Paperwork at Taylor University.
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