
Rather than promoting a particular tradition, we provide essential critical and technical skills to help you gain confidence to take risks and find your own voice.
And because contemporary photographic practices embrace a wide array of idioms, including cinema, documentary, fashion, ecology and other contemporary art, our classroom discussions are a marriage of professional skill development and a strong engagement with the world.
When we recently redesigned our B.F.A. degree program, we grappled with several questions: how has technology impacted the craft and concepts of photography? To what degree have commercial practices informed fine art photography? What skills and knowledge do students need to prosper during and after their education?