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ART
Milton and Lillian Peck
School of the Arts
Degrees Conferred: MA, MFA in Art; MS
in Art Education
Phone: (414) 229-6053
FAX: (414) 229-2973
E-mail: artgrado@uwm.edu
Web site: www.uwm.edu/SFA/Art
The Department of Visual Art offers
graduate programs of study in art and art
education. Fields of concentration are
available in the following studio arts areas:
Ceramics, Graphic Design, Painting
and Drawing, Fibers, Photography, Printmaking,
Sculpture, Jewelry/Metalsmithing,
and InterMedia.
The Master of Arts in Art is a 30-credit
program with advanced study and concentration
in one or more areas of studio
art work. It is designed for the student
who desires graduate training as a professional
artist. The student's plan of studies
is tailored according to whether or not
that person expects to continue formal
studies in the Master of Fine Arts program.
The Master of Fine Arts in Art is a 30-
credit program of concentrated study beyond
a Master of Science or a Master of
Arts degree. It is designed for the student
who desires further graduate training as a
professional artist or training as a teacherartist
in art schools and universities.
The Master of Science in Art Education
is a 30-credit program with advanced
work in both studio art and art education.
It is designed for experienced teachers of
art and others who hold certification to
teach art and wish further training as
teachers-artists-researchers.
The Department's facilities and services
include fully equipped studios housed in
several buildings, one of which is an Arts
Center. The Institute of Visual Arts (inova)
galleries of the University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee Art Museum are also housed
within the Arts Center providing a yearround
schedule of exhibitions. The Department
offers a schedule of workshops
and special lectures each year. In addition,
a limited number of individual gradu-
ate student studios are located in a re-
search facility approximately one mile
from campus.
In addition the Department offers a schedule
of workshops, lectures and seminars.
PROFESSORS
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSORS
Cho,
Kyoung Ae, M.F.A., Cranbrook
Usually,
four Frederick R. Layton Fellow- Academy of Art
ships are awarded each year, two to in- Davis-Benavides,
Christoper, M.F.A., Unicoming
graduate students and two to con
versity of Wisconsin-Madison
tinuing students, depending on funding. Knight, Kay, M.F.A., Washington
Univer-
Information and application forms may be sity
obtained from the Department of Visual Pevnick,
Stephen, M.F.A., Washington
Art Office of Graduate Studies.
University
Samerjan, Stephen, M.F.A., University of
A limited number of Teaching Assistant- California-Santa Barbara
ships and Project Assistantships are of- Schermer, Pamela, M.F.A.,
Queens Colfered
through the Department of Visual
Art. Information and application forms
lege, Chair
may be obtained from the Department of
Visual Art Office of Graduate Studies.
ASSISTANT
PROFESSORS
Students
applying for admission to the
three graduate programs in Art, should
note these application deadlines:
Beckman,
Kim, M.F.A., Cranbrook Academy
of Art
Cosier, Kim,
Ph.D., Indiana University
Davidson, Miriam, Ph.D., Concordia Uni-
versity, Montreal
� For admission for Summer or
Semester I, the Graduate School
recommended deadline is January
1, with portfolios and letters of
recommendation due in the Department
of Visual Art Office of
Graduate Studies by January 7.
The Institute
of Visual Arts (inova), oversees
a year-round schedule of exhibitions
in the two gallery sites and houses a
study facility with contemporary art publi
cations.
Dobkin, Joan, M.F.A.,
Cranbrook Acad-
emy of Art
Garrison, Lee
Ann, M.F.A., University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Kaganovich, Yevgeniya,
M.F.A., State
University of New York-New Paltz
Moline, Lisa, M.F.A., University of Wis-
consin-Madison
Rappaport, Mat, M.F.A., University of
Notre Dame
Wearn, Richard,
M.F.A., University of
Sourthern California - Los Angeles
Graduate Faculty
Balsley,
John, M.F.A., Northern Illinois
University
Bellavance,
Leslie, M.F.A., University of
Chicago
Brauner, Marna, M.F.A., California College
of Arts and Crafts
Foster, Steven, M.F.A., University of New
Mexico
Gunderman,
Karen, M.F.A., University of
Michigan-Ann Arbor
Hall, Lane, M.F.A., University
of Wiscon-
sin-Madison
Kraus, Charles,
M.F.A., Southern Illinois
University
Sargent, Denis,
M.F.A., University of Iowa
Vansen, Leslie, M.F.A., University of
Colorado
Master of Arts in Art
Admission
An applicant must meet Graduate School
requirements plus these departmental
requirements to be considered for admission
to the program:
� An undergraduate major in art including
at least 40 studio credits
and at least 45 academic credits
outside the major.
�
Submission of a portfolio of 20
slides or CD with 20 images of
original work.
� Submission of a written personal
statement of the proposed program
of study.
� Three (3) letters of recommenda-
tion.
Applicants may
be admitted with specific
program-defined course deficiencies pro-