School of Art
Master of Fine Arts
Printmaking Emphasis
Master of Fine Arts in printmaking emphasis
The Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program in art with an emphasis in printmaking is a 3-year program and has more than 50-year history of producing top MFA professionals in this field. The program brings in emerging technology and interdisciplinary approaches as it relates to the core notion of matrices in printmaking. In addition, our students engage in the community to provide print workshops, network with professionals through printmaking conferences, and practice entrepreneurship via print fairs. Our program’s partnership with the Helen Devitt Jones Print Studio at Charles Adams Studio Project (CASP) provides students an opportunity to engage with the community through print workshops and print sales at the first Friday art trail.
Program Highlights
Student Art
FACILITIES & TECHNOLOGY
Two large, well-stocked print studios support the creative research of the Texas Tech University printmaking students. Students are encouraged to research traditional, digital, and hybrid cross-disciplinary printmaking practices. Students also have access to the Art Shop in the 3D Annex.
admissions
Curriculum
VISITING ARTISTS
community outreach & professional development
The students are also encouraged to join the Tech Print Club, which is a professional/social club that raises money to assist funding for visiting artists and attendance of the students at printmaking conferences, such as the SGC International, Mid America Print Council, PrintAustin, etc., which provides an opportunity to meet and network with other print professionals. At the conference, the students are also required to participate in the open portfolio session to receive critical commentary from faculty and printmakers around the world.
Contact the Faculty
Sangmi Yoo
Professor
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