School of Art
Art, Environment, Sustainability
ART 2310: Art, Environment, Sustainability
Reading, writing, artmaking and field trips bring sustainability to the imagination of the art classroom. Students study ecoart and Solar Punk movements. Workshops on drawing, painting, mixed media and digital design get students started on independent work in any media or focus.
COURSES
- ART 2310 Art, Environment, Sustainability
- ART 4340 Topics
- ART 4304 Independent Study / Internships
What Sets Us Apart
Art, Environment, Sustainability offers internships. See list below for internship options that work with playa wetland conservation, renewable energy, outreach workshops and showing/selling your work at festival events.
Flower Power Energy Meets Art
Focus on renewable energy, specifically wind.
Ogallala Commons
Focus on playa wetland restoration and environmental conservation.
Lubbock Art Festival
Focus on showing & selling your artwork.
Garden Arts Center
Focus on delivering art and conservation workshops to community groups.
BA Track or Sustainability Minor
Student pursuing BA Track can use these courses from Art, Environment Sustainability and the TTU Sustainability Minor to focus on art at the intersection of conservation and sustainability.
Program Highlights
Check out the Flower Power wind turbine blade design contest at Lubbock Art Festival. Texas Tech University’s Art, Environment, sustainably course is invited annually by Flower Power wind turbines to submit designs for turbine blades. View designs that celebrate the power of artwork to inspire, educate, and transform society’s outlook on clean energy.
STUDENT WORK
Check out our semesterly reports to learn more about what students have been learning to include: field trips, internships, class assignments, with outreach workshops, exhibitions, and artist statements.
School of Art
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Address
3010 18th Street | Box 42081, Lubbock, Texas 79409 -
Phone
806.742.3826 -
Email
art.info@ttu.edu