Students independently organize and produce work and participate in a group preparing
for exhibitions in spring of their junior year. In the fall of their senior year,
students prepare for a Senior Exhibition with a committee preparing them to produce
and exhibit their capstone work in spring. This path gives students an opportunity
to develop an independent voice while having creative and academic guidance from faculty
who are professional, practicing artists.
Internships
Studio Art majors and minors are encouraged to conduct at least one internship any
time after their first year at Chapman and students can partner with the Career and
Professional Development office and a department of Art faculty member as they work.
Internship locations include contemporary art galleries, artist studios, photography
studios, galleries, museums, and industries that support the arts. The department
has established relationships with several top tier galleries in Los Angels, and offer
students competitive internships that provide professional experience and an insider's
look at the contemporary art world. Take a look below!
