Facilities
Our facilities create an ideal environment for the work of our students and faculty and are accessible to persons with disabilities. The Division of Art is located on the first and second floors of Talbot Hall.
The first floor contains the Ceramics and Sculpture studios. The Ceramics Studio utilizes a newly constructed, covered outdoor kiln pad for the gas kilns. The Sculpture Studio consists of a main studio space, one of the largest covered outdoor foundries and a welding and woodworking shop.
The second floor of Talbot contains the art office, two-dimensional art studios, art history lecture rooms and the Ameen Fine Arts Gallery.
Art Office
The art office is located upstairs in Talbot 221. It is open year-round (except university holidays), Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students are encouraged to visit the art office for information about academic advising, Division of Art programs, courses and ways to get involved in art-related student activities.
Faculty Offices
All faculty offices are located upstairs in Talbot Hall. Most faculty members have offices located inside the main art office. Please come to the art office in Talbot Hall 221 if you are looking for a faculty member.
Studios | Labs
The Nicholls Division of Art has 11 studios/labs where students attend class and work on class assignments. Students can easily interact with faculty and peers in the large work spaces provided for them. Most labs have Internet capabilities, storage spaces for upper-level students and up-to-date technology necessary for professional work and creative development. Non-studio classrooms used by the Division of Art utilize state-of-the-art Smart Boards and projector units for student and faculty use.
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Computer Labs
Currently, only graphic design students have access to the Graphics Computer Lab in 208 Talbot. However, all students have access to computer facilities in 205 Talbot. The computers are equipped with current programs used in all areas of concentration. The computer labs are staffed by “lab monitors,” students who provide general assistance with programs and problems.
