WCU Graphic Design

WCU Graphic Design Graphic Design at Western Carolina University. The B.F.A. in art with a graphic design emphasis is considered a pre-professional degree.

in art with a graphic design emphasis is considered a pre-professional degree which leads either to careers or to graduate study in design and related disciplines. One of the goals of the program is for you to form your visual vocabulary and to "speak" it with an artistic voice. The emphasis here is on critical thinking within contemporary issues, combined with a strong understanding of formal des

ign principles and a fluency in multiple mediums. Through the curriculum, you’ll find design and fine art content interwoven with literature, philosophy, history, and technology. Graphic design courses are taught in our up-to-date MediaLab, which is equipped with Macintosh computers. Your ability to execute an idea will be limited only by your imagination! After becoming admitted to WCU, those students who pursue graphic design must apply for entrance into the program by submitting a portfolio of digital images and a letter of application that describes their goals and interests in the field. Students may do this either as entering first year students or as first-semester sophomores.

We hope you can join us to celebrate the Belcher College! Welcome back!
08/16/2021

We hope you can join us to celebrate the Belcher College! Welcome back!

09/01/2020

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09/01/2020

Mask Making workshop with Professor Richard Tichich
TODAY!!!! Tuesday Sept 1...1:30 to 3:30 Room 150
Bring ideas!

08/28/2020

Join Curator, Carolyn Grosch, for a streaming video tour followed by a live Q&A, next Wednesday, Sept 2 at 12PM. The tour features, Cultivating Collections: Paintings, Ceramics, and Works by Latinx and Latin American Artists.

Watch right here on the WCU Fine Art Museum FB page, or in the WCU Bardo Arts Center or Western Carolina University page. It will also stream on the WCU YouTube channel.

More details at arts.wcu.edu/cultivatingcollections.

08/26/2020

Dear WCU campus community:

I write to provide an update concerning videos that were brought to the attention of university leadership over the weekend.

On Saturday, August 22, 2020, it came to light that videos containing racial slurs were being circulated on social media depicting three female Western Carolina University students and one non-student. University officials responded consistent with the WCU Code of Student Conduct. As a result, the students seen in the videos in question are no longer enrolled at WCU and will not return.

On Sunday, August 23, 2020, it came to light that videos containing racial slurs were being circulated on social media depicting two male Western Carolina University students. University officials responded consistent with the WCU Code of Student Conduct. As a result, the students seen in the videos in question are no longer enrolled at WCU and will not return.

The university will have no further comment on the individuals involved.

Sincerely,
Chancellor Kelli R. Brown

12/21/2019

ASI is seeking a creative and qualified graphic designer or design firm to create strong graphic logos as well as a secondary and sub-brand logo for our Arts Access program. This is an open and competitive process for all freelance designers and reputable design firms located or headquartered in Eri...

05/16/2019

This is a front-end web developer to complete our current web team. The current team of three handles CMS management, web content, and digital design/development, and we are seeking to expand the team by adding additional front-end skills. As part of University Marketing, our web team brings the ski...

WCU School of Engineering + Technology, the WCU SOA+D and the artists of Full Spectrum Farms present "Connections". This...
04/26/2019

WCU School of Engineering + Technology, the WCU SOA+D and the artists of Full Spectrum Farms present "Connections". This one day art show on April 26 at the Bardo Arts Center is the culmination of a semester long collaboration. Please stop by and celebrate the hard work of all of the students involved in this project.

Hope you can join us!
10/24/2018

Hope you can join us!

2 Free Events! The Western Carolina University School of Art + Design warmly invites you to join us for Clare Twomey’s l...
10/12/2018

2 Free Events!

The Western Carolina University School of Art + Design warmly invites you to join us for Clare Twomey’s lecture on “Producing Production: Craft as an Action.” Clare Twomey is a British artist, researcher, and curator and is a leading figure in clay practice. Twomey’s work negotiates the realms of performance and transience. Clare Twomey’s lecture will be on Wednesday, October 31, 2018 at 4pm in Room 130 at the WCU Bardo Arts Center.

We would also be delighted for you and your students to join us on Tuesday, October 30, 2018 for “Production Line,” an all-day project with Clare starting at 9am and ending at 5pm in Room 224. In this one-day factory, guests will participate in the step by step process of creating pinch pots in a socially engaged service learning project designed to promote the ceramic arts. The work produced during “Production Line” will be placed on display in Gallery 256 on Wednesday, October 31, 2018. Participants will be invited to return and select a pot as a memento of the experience.

Bardo Arts Center is located at 199 Centennial Drive on the WCU Cullowhee campus. This event is free and open to the public, visitor parking is available. Visit arts.wcu.edu/planyourvisit for details on parking.

Share it on Facebook: arts.wcu.edu/clare-twomey.

For more information about the events, contact Heather Mae Erickson, [email protected]

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