Mission Statement of the Program
To establish our influence as a regional leader of quality aesthetics with a deeper
appreciation of the nature, human expression and experience; providing distinctive artistic,
practical, professional, technical and educational opportunities to respond to the challenges
of ever emerging technologies and expanding range of art & its form.
Introduction
Based on the requirements of fine arts majors for basic education, the BS Visual Art
enhances the basic ability of students with effective and specific courses, aimed at improving
their professional quality and broadening their artistic horizons. It equips them with solid
modeling ability and basic theoretical knowledge. It aims that students have the academic
skill, analytical ability and vision to create works of art. At the end of their course, it trains
students to become practitioners with a meaningful understanding of tradition and
information of the contemporary scene.
To attain this, the BS Fine/Visual Art offers a range of courses, which include studio and
theory. Divided into Majors of four different disciplines: Painting, Printmaking & Digital
Art, Sculpture and Miniature Painting; along with Studio Drawing, Studio Electives, and
Fine Art Seminar. Each student of Fine/Visual Art, in the 2nd Year, is introduced to all 4
Major subjects, before choosing one to pursue in the 3rd and 4th years. During this period,
Studio Drawing and Fine Art Seminar contribute to developing an individual approach
Scope of the Program
Visual arts majorly included the components, namely sculpture, painting, architecture,
poetry, dance, theatre, and music. Practically, this subject is studying visual arts that could be
painting, film, architecture, dancing, photography, conceptual art, interior design, etc. Visual
Arts is indeed an aesthetic and creative career choice. Aristotle once said that the major
objective of art is to exhibit the inner creativity of things and not the outer significance.
Aspirants would find many career choices in fine arts such as art director, art therapist,
animator, music teacher, multimedia programmer, etc. An imaginative and experimental
approach is the major attribute required to become a successful fine artist. Other traits
include prolific behavior, quick-witted nature, out-of-the-box thinking, unconventional and
resourceful way to work, and much more. In addition, students must be expressive and
visionary to find their place in the field of Visual arts.
