School of Art
Master of Fine Arts
Photography Emphasis
Master of Fine Arts in Photography
Students pursuing the MFA in art with a concentration in Photography are encouraged to investigate a range of classes and media which will inform their photography and encourage innovation and experimentation. In the past, students have pursued photography's relationship with painting, video, sculpture and printmaking. When available, students are given the opportunity to work as teaching assistants in photography and in digital imaging as well as in the Landmark Arts Office and as graduate coordinator of the SRO Photo Gallery, scheduling and contracting artists from around the US for exhibition at Texas Tech. In their final semesters, grad students are expected to focus on a body of work which will develop into their graduate exhibition and will be researched for their paper and presentation.
Facilities & Technology
Graduate photography students are given studios and darkrooms which are sometimes shared.
Graduate Students
Video Interview with MFA Candidate Aziza Abdieva
Aziza Abdieva, MFA candidate in Photography, describes the process she uses when creating
and photographing a still life. She incorporates not only photography, but also sculpture,
sound, videography, and found objects such as estate sale jewelry in her work. Aziza
states, "The body feels the most familiar and closest to me. I take the internal feelings
of being human and try to explore them using exterior forms, represented by the human
body."
admissions
Curriculum
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Alumni Success
ALUMNI
- Brook Tuma (2023) is currently an intern at Anderson Ranch Artist Residency in Colorado.
- Aziza Abdieva(2022) is an independent artist and advertising producer in Madison, Wisconsin.
- Ian Breidenbach (2022) is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Art at The Ohio State University at Lima and curator of The Neon Heater Gallery.
- Amy Kim (2018) is an Assistant Professor of Photography at Hope College, Holland, Michigan.
- Lauren Lopez(2017) is a professional photographer working in Dallas, Texas.
Robin Germany
Professor
Aaron Hegert
Assistant Professor
School of Art
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Address
3010 18th Street | Box 42081, Lubbock, Texas 79409 -
Phone
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Email
art.info@ttu.edu