Florida School of the Arts
VISUAL ART 0152
Studio Art Specialization - Associate in Science
The Studio Art Associate in Science degree program emphasizes fundamental principles through practical exercises while exploring the contemporary discourse that surrounds art and art communities. Studio art students are expected to explore relevant concepts while experimenting with cross-disciplinary practices which include: painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, and installation art. Students in the program learn professional gallery display techniques and have the opportunity to show their works in scheduled exhibitions throughout the year.
Program Details
Start Date: Fall and Spring
Program Requirements: See Catalog
Visual Arts Course Descriptions: (PDF)
Program Plan-Course Rotation: (PDF)
Location: Palatka Campus, Florida School of the Arts
Questions?
Rachael Holt
(386) 312-4300
Auditions/Portfolio Review
- Portfolio in digital format: All portfolio elements must be submitted digitally: either CD, DVD, USB flash drive, link to a website, or another form of file-sharing website (i.e. google drive, iCloud, or OneDrive). JPG files should be no smaller than 800 pixels, and no larger than 2000 pixels on its greater dimension. Applicants requesting to review in person will present original works in addition to completed application materials.
- At least 15-20 original works (completed within the past 2 years) that showcase artistic development and ability to communicate ideas through art.
- At least 15-20 pages from sketchbooks/process journals (photographed or scanned) demonstrating daily practice, creative research and thought process. Applicants requesting to review in person are strongly encouraged to bring completed or in process sketchbooks/process journals.
- Send all elements by mail or email to: Florida School of the Arts, Admissions Review Committee, 5001 St. Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL 32177 or DanaCotton@sjrstate.edu.
During the review, you may be asked questions regarding the following topics:
• Career Goals • Arts Experience & Training • College Goals & Expectations • General Background
You may submit a digital portfolio to be considered in lieu of an in-person interview.
