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Metalsmithing and Jewelry Studio Art Minor
Program type:
Minor
Format:
On Campus
Est. time to complete:
2-3 semesters
Credit Hours:
18 credit hours
Learn more about the fine craft fields of metalsmithing and jewelry making.
The program in Metalsmithing and Jewelry is designed to shape investigations through
the study of technical processes, history, theory, cutting-edge technologies, conceptual
strategies, experimentation, professionalism and interdisciplinary possibilities.
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Request More InfoWhy Earn a Metalsmithing and Jewelry Studio Art Minor?
A minor in Metalsmithing and Jewelry is a strong complement to any major area of concentration in Studio Art. With a minor in Metalsmithing and Jewelry, students can become knowledgeable about the various materials and techniques needed to create body adornment, small sculptures and vessels for both traditional and experimental outcomes.
The Metalsmithing and Jewelry program sits at an exciting crossroads between traditional and contemporary art, design and craft practice. It all starts with materials and idea research with outcomes that push the possibilities of silversmithing, blacksmithing, and contemporary forms of personal expression in adornment.
Students are supported by passionate and professional faculty and staff at the forefront of their disciplines who promote excellence and who are committed to nurturing and sustaining the development of each student.
Metalsmithing and Jewelry Studio Art Minor Highlights
You'll have access to large, well-equipped studios and instruction in a wide range
of media and techniques.
Our new 264,000-square-foot Art Building includes classrooms, computer labs, faculty
offices, studios, a workshop and a visual resources library.
The university's proximity to Dallas and Fort Worth offers you a wealth of experiences
and resources.
To provide other insights and knowledge, we bring numerous renowned artists, designers
and scholars to campus.
The College of Visual Arts and Design – one of the nation's most comprehensive visual
arts schools and one of the best in the Southwest – is accredited by the National
Association of Schools of Art and Design, which means the college meets or exceeds
high standards of academic excellence.
Faculty members are nationally and internationally acclaimed artists and scholars
who impact communities worldwide. In addition, some are active members and leaders
of national organizations.
Metalsmithing and Jewelry Studio Art Minor Courses You Could Take
Beginning Jewelry (3 hrs)
Design, construction and forming using basic techniques with an emphasis on personal
adornment.
Beginning Metalsmithing (3 hrs)
Design, construction and forming using basic techniques with an emphasis on sculptural
forms and containers.
Intermediate Metalsmithing and Jewelry: Plasticity (3 hrs)
Design in metal using intermediate processes with an emphasis on the plastic deformation
of metal.
Intermediate Metalsmithing and Jewelry: Adornment (3 hrs)
Design in metal using intermediate processes with an emphasis on jewelry.
Intermediate Metalsmithing and Jewelry: Technology (3 hrs)
Design in metal using intermediate processes with an emphasis on industrial technologies.
Intermediate Metalsmithing and Jewelry: Color and Surface (3 hrs)
Design in metals using intermediate processes with an emphasis on color and surface
effects.
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