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Art: Sculpture

In Person
Campus: Jackson
Art gallery room with striking sculpture displays on white pedestals and diverse artworks adorning white walls; the wood floor and ceiling tiles with fluorescent lighting create a modern showcase for art.

Build something real

The Sculpture emphasis at Union develops students’ skills in three-dimensional art-making within a Christ-centered creative environment. Students explore sculptural concepts, materials and techniques — building the technical foundation and artistic vision needed for careers in studio art, public art and related creative fields.

Quick Facts

Academic Program

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Bachelor of Arts

Department

Department of Art

Format

In Person

Program Type

Emphasis

Curriculum

What You'll Study

Sculpture at Union challenges you to think in three dimensions — to work with form, material, and space with both technical command and genuine artistic purpose. You'll build a substantial body of work and develop the skills to bring your creative vision to life.

Three people examine and adjust a small wooden table on a workbench. One person crouches and takes notes while the other two hold and inspect the table. Tools and materials are visible in the background.
Four people are building a wooden 00-Component structure outdoors in a park-like setting, with trees and a domed building visible in the background. One person uses a power tool while others hold or position wooden slats.

Building Art That Stands for Something

At Union, sculpture invites you to think spatially, work with your hands, and create art that exists in the world in a tangible way. Faculty guide your development as a maker and thinker — helping you find your artistic voice within a community that takes both craft and calling seriously.

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