Department of

Art & Art History

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Biggin Gallery

Biggin Gallery provides a stimulating, innovative program of exhibitions, lectures and special events that develop understanding of artistic expression in all its diversity and encourage cultural and intellectual awareness within the academic and civic communities.
Student drawing across the lake from the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art
Facilities

Biggin Hall, the 3-D Arts Building and the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art provide state-of-the-art facilities for artistic learning and expression. From painting studios to plasma cutters, you'll be equipped with tools that empower your exploration.
Professor Wendy DesChene working with students to build an exhibit
Faculty and Staff

As the oldest NASAD-accredited art program in the Southeast, Auburn's Department of Art & Art History is a vibrant community of accomplished artists, esteemed art historians and talented students.
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5 Reasons to Study Art & Art History

The benefits of an art education go far beyond the studio and classroom. An art degree from Auburn University will prepare you for career success.
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Programs

We offer comprehensive programs in studio art and art history that prepare students for careers in the visual arts and other cultural and creative fields.

Spotlights

Teil Duncan Henley '10

Painter

Caleb Eason stands in front of a neon NICKELODEON sign

Caleb Eason

Nickelodeon Intern

Annie Campbell

Annie Campbell

Associate Professor

 

 

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