Art Schools in Oregon
Best Fine Arts Colleges, Most Popular Accredited Design Courses, Universities: Portland.


ARTS VENUES IN OREGON
For a list of the leading art galleries
and fine arts spaces in the state of
Oregon, see: Best Art Museums.

HOW TO JUDGE PAINTING
For advice for both teachers
and art students about how to
assess paintings, please see:
Art Evaluation:
How to Appreciate Art
.

Oregon Art Schools & Colleges

Contents

Lewis & Clark College of Arts & Science, Portland
Oregon College of Arts, Portland
Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland
Portland State University, School of Fine and Performing Arts, Portland
Reed College of Art, Portland
Best Art Schools

WESTERN ART SCHOOLS
California
Washington

MIDWESTERN ART SCHOOLS
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Wisconsin

TOP GALLERIES in OREGON
See: Art Museums in America.

WHAT IS ACADEMIC ART?
For an explanation of the

history and teaching methods
used in the Academies of Arts,
see: Academic Art.

HOW TO JUDGE SCULPTURE
For tips about how to assess
plastic art, please see:
How to Appreciate Sculpture.

Lewis & Clark College of Arts & Science, Portland

About
Lewis & Clark College offer 28 majors and 25 minors in the arts and humanities, social sciences, and mathematical and natural sciences. The Arts Department offers majors (and minors) in Studio Art, History of Art, Music and Theatre. Art Studio specialty areas are: painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture and photography. Students regularly exhibit their artworks at local galleries and visit the local Portland Art Museum (the largest art museum on the West Coast). The Department also has a regular series of lectures from visiting artists, painters and sculptors.

Annual Tuition Fee: $36,632.

Contact Information
Address: Lewis & Clark,
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, Portland, Oregon 97219
Phone: 503-768-7040
Email: admissions@lclark.edu
Website: www.lclark.edu

Oregon College of Arts, Portland

About
Established in 1907, the Oregon College of Arts offers a 4 year Bachelor of Fine Arts in Crafts, a professional degree program for artists planning to make a career in art. Students focus in one of the following 7 media: ceramics, drawing/painting, fibers, metalsmithing, wood carving and photography. The college also offers a 3 year Certificate in Crafts Program as well as one year Post-baccalaureate Certificate designed for students with substantial studio experience.

Annual Tuition Fee: $31,150.

Contact Information
Address: Oregon College of Arts,
8245 SW Barnes Road, Portland OR, 97225
Phone: 503-297-5544
Email: admissions@ocac.edu
Website: www.ocac.edu

 

 

 

Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland

About
Founded in 1909, Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) in an independent college of design and visual arts with a ratio of 12 students for every faculty member. The college offers a Bachelor of Arts in general fine arts, painting, sculpture, illustration, printmaking, photography and communication design. In 2011 the PNCA announced their Masters of Fine Arts (MFA) in Collaborative Design. The college also offers an MFA in Applied Craft & Design as well as Visual Studies. It works in partnership with the Museum of Contemporary Craft (MoCC), a vibrant gallery representing crafts and craft artists from across America working in ceramics, glass, metal, fiber, wood and mixed media.

Annual Tuition Fee: $25,890.

Contact Information
Address: Pacific Northwest College of Art,
1241 NW Johnson St., Portland, OR 97209
Phone: 503-226-4391
Email: admissions@pnca.edu
Website: www.pnca.edu

Portland State University, School of Fine and Performing Arts, Portland

About
The School of Fine and Performing Arts at Portland State University has 4 departments: Art, Architecture, Music and Theater Arts. The School has over 125 teaching faculty and works with 2200 students every year, creating the careers of artists, film makers, musicians, dancers, actors and architects. The Arts Department offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Studio Art Practice; Bachelor of Arts or Sciences in Studio Art Practice (BA/BS) with majors in drawing, painting, graphic art, sculpture and art practices; and Bachelor of Arts or Sciences in Art Education (BA/BS). Also offered are BA/BS in Graphic Design and BA in Art History. Possible graduate qualifications are a MFA in Contemporary Art Practice; MFA in Art and Social Practice and a Masters in Art Education. The Department of Art is located close to the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, Portland Art Museum, Northwest Film Center, and important galleries and design firms.

Annual Tuition Fee: State residents $3,631 per semester and non-residents $11,694 per semester.

Contact Information
Address: Portland State University,
1825 SW Broadway, Portland OR 97201
Phone: 503-725-3000
Email: admissions@pdx.edu
Website: www.pdx.edu

Reed College of Art, Portland

About
Reed was founded in 1908 as a nonsectarian college and it has the fourth highest percentage of graduates in America that go on to earn PhDs. The Art Department at Reed College comprises Studio Art and Art History. Four art historians teach courses in western and non western fine art ranging from antiquity to contemporary, and 3 artists on faculty teach courses in various types of art including: painting, drawing, calligraphy, sculpture, printmaking, photography, digital media and artist’s books. Former pupils and art alumni have gone onto varied careers as artists (painters, sculptors, photographers, printmakers, ceramists, furniture making, video and film makers, tattooists, comic book artists, calligraphers, graphic and book designers), art historians, teachers, museum and gallery directors and curators, art conservators, architects and NASA designers.

Annual Tuition Fee: $39,700.

Contact Information
Address: Reed College,
3203 SE Woodstock Boulevard, Portland, Oregon 97202-8199
Phone: 503-771-1112
Email: admission@reed.edu
Website: www.reed.edu

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