Art: Studio Art

There are approximately 100 students who major in art at Siena Heights. Siena Heights prepares students to become professional artists, teach or work in a variety of arts-related fields. The Art Program has been a member in good standing of the National Schools of Art and Design, the only national accreditation agency for art, since 1988.


For more information about the Art Program, please visit Studio Angelico’s official site.








Art Department Mission Statement –The program’s primary goal is to develop the visual artist. Students are encouraged to take risks, speculate, explore, research, create and pursue artworks of quality. Students are asked to deal in materials and in ideas, to explore past perceptions of the world of art and their interior and exterior worlds of imagination and values. These expectations call for a commitment to study, a disciplined approach to work and a willingness to integrate personal and cultural identities in their artwork.


About the Program
Learn more about the Art program, degrees and its concentrations.
Meet the Faculty
Meet the Art faculty members.
Klemm Gallery
Learn more about our major venue for a broad range of art exhibitions, Klemm Gallery.
Promising Artists Day
Learn more about these workshops for high school art teachers and students.
Creative Design
Robert Conlon Balances the Business and the Artistic Realities of Graphic Design
SHU Art Student to Exhibit in St. Joseph
Krasl Gallery to Host Nick Hullibarger's "Skin Deep" Aug. 5-Sept. 11
Portfolio Review Days 2011-12
Have your work reviewed by art professors; scholarships available
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