An emphasis on Fine Arts provides the student with an understanding of the practices and theories of traditional and contemporary two- and three-dimensional studio arts and an introduction to the history of Western art.

The Studio Arts program stresses a concentration in both Painting and Drawing but allows students to utilize a diversity of mixed media to be infused with traditional approaches of the genre. Students in this program will be encouraged to explore and develop a variety of techniques within a range of media.

In this program, you’ll grow your passion and appreciation for art, while completing the foundational courses required to transfer to a four-year university, college or art school. You’ll develop your artistic skills and techniques through faculty instruction and hands-on studio work in ceramics, drawing, painting, printmaking or sculpture.

The Fine and Performing Arts curriculum offers instruction in theory, practice and history.

If you have a passion for everything that is art, then this is the program for you! Our Studio Art program focuses on the foundational classes in art and liberal arts. Students are introduced to a wide array of artistic platforms and media. Studies include drawing, two and three dimensional design, computer art, color theory, figure drawing, printmaking and painting. Emphasis is placed on the production and development of artwork.

This pathway is designed for students that wish to obtain an Associate of Fine Arts (AFA) degree with a specialization in 3D (Sculpture or Ceramics). This sample schedule assumes a fall start. If you wish to take alternate courses not listed below please meet with a North advisor.

Express yourself with a broad-based liberal arts education with this associate of art degree.

These areas prepare students for a broad range of careers including communications, fine arts, graphic design and much more.

The Art Studio emphasis is designed to prepare students for transfer to a bachelor’s degree-granting institution to study Art.

Looking for a career where you can use your creativity? Art + Design students graduating with an associate's degree leave Delta prepared to pursue gainful employment at regional art galleries, design firms, photography studios or printing businesses.

The Art program at Jefferson College offers a wide range of opportunities for creative expression. In addition to traditional media such as watercolours and ceramics, the Art faculty instructs digital media, including digital filmmaking.

Today’s world offers one of the most dynamic, opportune environments for those interested in studying and making careers in the visual arts.

This degree is designed to enable a student to transfer to a baccalaureate-granting institution. Students following this degree program will complete university-parallel general education requirements that will fulfill all lower-division general education requirements at the Arizona universities.

Receiving a degree in art is a great way to embark on a fine art career, education, communication or any of the liberal arts fields.

The Fine Arts Program at Mesalands Community College offers foundation-level courses in drawing, design and art appreciation, as well as courses focusing on traditional three-dimensional studio disciplines, such as bronze casting, ceramics, sculpture and foundry.