photo by Victoria Rediger
Regis College takes seriously its role in preparing students to face the contradictory demands of an ever more visually-oriented world. Consequently, the Art Program emphasizes an understanding of the ways that images provide insights into the diverse and profound interests of peoples and cultures. Both in and outside of the classroom, the Art Program provides an environment where students may explore the role of fine arts in the context of the liberal arts and develop a knowledge and understanding of visual culture throughout history. With a range of studio and academic courses in Visual Arts and Art History, students are invited to examine, in theory and practice, the esthetic and expressive tendencies central to the advancement of culture. The Department of Fine and Performing Arts maintains the O’Sullivan Arts Center where students can experience firsthand, some of the area’s most engaging fine artists through exhibitions, lectures and workshops.
Degrees and Programs
| Bachelor of Arts in Art History
| Minor in Art History
| Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts
| Minor in Visual Arts
Visual Arts
Visual arts students can choose among 7 concentration areas: Digital Art, Drawing, Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, Printmaking and Sculpture. Learn more about each discipline by visiting the links below, or learn more about Visual Arts at Regis as a whole.
top row, left to right: digital art by Ariel Patz; drawing by Emily K Woods; graphic design by Hadley Jenkins; painting by Kim Gutierrez
second row, left to right: photo by Melissa Pashby; "Sol" by Gabriela Carrion, monotype print; sculpture by Melissa Pashby