Welcome the home of the Visual Arts Program at Andrew College.

The Visual Arts Program currently offers 2-D foundations courses in drawing, painting, photography, beginning design and art history.

 Studio art classes are designed to give students hands-on experience with traditional methods and mediums as well as providing an introduction to contemporary processes and digital media. Students are given the opportunity to develop their technical and conceptual skills in the creation of artwork as well as learning to critically analyze what makes some works more successful than others in frequent group critiques and individual
discussions about artwork.

If you are interested in applying for an art scholarship please submit the following with your application to Andrew College:

For your portfolio please submit the following in jpg format (or quicktime video for installations or moving work) on a CD, please do not submit original materials or PowerPoint presentations. Please feel free to include a description of why you created the work or more details if you feel the work merits some explanation. Traditional visual art or design pieces may be executed in any medium, in black and white or color, and may include, but are not limited to, drawing, painting, design, printmaking, collage, photography, ceramics, sculpture, jewelry, fashion, furniture or fiber art. Portfolio pieces should represent classroom assignments as well as independent projects and emphasize fundamental drawing skills in still life, nature, portraiture and figure studies. Whenever possible, the portfolio should demonstrate drawing from life rather than from photographs.


Portfolios are reviewed on the following qualitative measures: aesthetic awareness, composition, drawing, design, color perception, spatial perception, quality of presentation, technique and originality. Favorable consideration is given to strong 2-D and 3-D work that shows attention to technique, drawing, conceptual ideas, and experimentation.

"Are you already imagining yourself as a college art student? Why not make that dream a reality and see just what a day in the life of a college art student is all about! Become an "Art Student for a Day"! Attend classes and get a free art studio lesson as you participate in class. Eat lunch on campus and meet other art students as well as your future art teachers! Contact Ms. Bell:  ashleybell@andrewcollege.edu or 229-732-5987, get the details, and schedule a date for your visit soon!”

Visual Arts Program Course Offerings:
Art 101 Beginning Drawing
Art 102 Intermediate Drawing
Art 108 Color & Design
Art 201 Beginning Painting
Art 202 Intermediate Painting
Art 105 Beginning Digital Photography
Art 106 Intermediate Digital Photography
Art 225 Art History 1
Art 226 Art History 2
Art 123 Art Appreciation.