Find a fulfilling life in the arts. In Whitman’s Art Department, you’ll learn to be an agile thinker and maker, to thrive in an environment of experimentation and exploration, and to ask compelling questions of what art can be in the world today and tomorrow.

Whitman’s studio art major offers an intensive undergraduate program spanning diverse media, processes and ideas. Through extensive personal instruction, students are given the intellectual and technical tools to become agile thinkers and makers.

In the process, students will learn foundational skills in art and design, including the principles of design, creative problem-solving, and the ability to critique/interpret meaning in visual art. This class is open to all Whitman students.

Fouts Center for Visual Arts, 150 South Park Street, Walla Walla, WA, 99362, United States

Total credit requirements for an Art major: A student who enters Whitman without prior college-level preparation in art will have to complete 35 credits to fulfill the requirements for the Art major. Required Studio Courses. Two courses in Foundations, chosen from Art 103-116 and any 100-level Special Projects courses labeled “Foundations”

Art History at Whitman is an interdisciplinary curriculum focused on histories of and through art and architecture. Working with professors, campus exhibitions and collections, and a range of arts organizations, students investigate the production, circulation, reception, meaning, and impact of images, objects, and built environments.

Whitman Lindstrom is a fine artist from Los Angeles, California. His style reflects a conscious effort to blend the cultural influences of the contemporary art scene with a post-impressionistic style. Currently residing in Colorado, Whitman’s passion …