The University of Oregon 2016 UO Art MFA Thesis Exhibition presents the culminating work of eight master of fine arts graduate students.
The Department of Art’s interdisciplinary graduate program encourages students to work across disciplines, with focus in areas of sculpture, photography, painting, drawing, printmaking, digital arts, ceramics, fibers, and jewelry and metalsmithing.
The MFA program is a three-year course of study that involves rigorous studio investigation, critical discourse, and conceptual development.
Dates: May 6–29, 2016
Location: Disjecta
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