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Facilities
The Department of Art currently occupies 5 on-campus buildings and 3 off-campus sites for a total of over 60,000 square feet.
On Campus
Fine Arts Building (FAB)
The Fine Arts Building houses the main art offices as well as numerous undergraduate classrooms and specialized labs for photography, ceramics, sculpture, and design.
Arts Teaching Lab Building (ATL)
The ATL building, a de-consecrated church, houses painting and drawing classrooms and painting faculty offices.
Kellogg Research Building (KRB)
The Kellogg Research Building houses the printmaking area facility.
Carothers
Florida State University houses two Mac classrooms to be used for Digital Photo, Digital Foundations, Design and various other digital classes.
Off campus
Railroad Square Art Park
Railroad Square Art Park includes 3 facilities:
- The Working Method Contemporary Gallery (WMC) was developed to serve the Department of Art as an educational tool and public outreach venue. Exhibitions serve to showcase the artwork of Master of Fine Arts students studying in the Department of Art. As a student-run facility, the WMC gallery space provides practical experience in exhibition development, preparation, installation and presentation. A new exhibition by MFA students opens every month on "First Fridays" at Railroad Square.
- The BFA Studios Warehouse houses studio spaces for BFA Studio Art majors and the BFA student gallery
MFA Program Studios
The Appleyard Drive facility houses our MFA program studios and production areas.
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