Facilities
Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall, a beautiful granite building built originally in 1906 as the campus library was for a long time home base for the Department of Art.
Lord Hall
In the Fall of 2006 the Department of Art moved into a completely renovated Lord Hall. This 1904 brick building is the new home for expanded facilities for Art Education, for Art History, and for the Gallery. It also serves as home for the Administrative Offices, and for studios for Design and Digital Art.
Stewart Hall
Carnegie Hall has become our interim studio building with expanded studio space for 3-D Design, Printmaking, and Photography as well as Senior Studios. The Old Fire Station houses our Sculpture and Ceramics facilities.
Opening in 2012, we will consolidate all of the studios currently housed in Carnegie Hall into the newly renovated Stewart Hall. Stewart Hall will be a state-of-the-art visual arts complex featuring light, open, airy, purpose built studios for Painting, Drawing, 3-D Design, Photography and Printmaking. This complex will be conjoined with the IMRC Center (Innovative Media Research and Commercialization Center) featuring prototype lab, video-editing facilities, recording studio, high-end digital classrooms and two large installation and black box spaces. Our Sculpture and Ceramic Studios will follow next in an addition to Stewart Hall to house our ‘hot shops’.
