Studio Art Minor
Make Your Major Come Alive with a Minor in Studio Art
Bolster any major and enhance your employability by minoring in Studio Art, where you’ll be introduced to various courses in the visual arts designed to develop proficiency in areas such as drawing, painting, graphic design, and digital photography.
Whether you’re majoring in Theatre, Music, or any other art-related discipline or concentration – or not – you’ll benefit with the extra skills, knowledge, and employability you’ll gain by also minoring in Studio Art. Graduates from Catawba in any of our majors add valuable skills and experience to their resumes by adding this versatile minor to the studies.
With the knowledge and hands-on experience gained in this minor, you’ll be equipped to create visually engaging digital marketing campaigns, create promotional printed and social media materials, make informed design decisions, and lend an artistic hand in a variety of situations. The marketing, advertising, design, presentation, and other opportunities for you to shine and excel in a creative context are countless.
Art Internships
Catawba students minoring in Studio Art gain invaluable work and collaboration experience through an art internship as part of their required coursework.
Exhibition Opportunities
The annual campus art show allows students from all academic majors to show off their artistic and creative talents to the entire Catawba community.
A Complementary Minor
Studio Art complements many of our academic majors, such as the B.F.A. degree program in Theatre Arts or the B.A. degree program in Music.
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Catawba College's Blue Masque Student Group presents Audrey Cefaly's Alabaster at the Florence Busby Corriher Experimental Theatre from Friday, March 22nd to Sunday, March 24th. Friday and Saturday performances will start at 7:30 pm. The Sunday performance will begin at 2:30 pm.
Catawba College’s Shuford School of Performing Arts and the Theatre Arts Department are excited to bring prominent puppeteer, puppet designer, and master performer Rick Lyon to campus for Cat Chat on Saturday, March 2nd at 7:30 pm in Hedrick Little Theatre. This event is free and open to the public.
Catawba College's Shuford School of Performing Arts will present "Songs from the Silver Screen" on Sunday, February 25th at 4 pm In Keppel Auditorium, Robertson College-Community Center. The concert Is free and open to the public.
