Graduate Study in Printmaking at the University of North Texas offers a broad and intensive experience for serious artists engaging in printmaking processes and concepts as a primary form of expression.
The printmaking area averages six MFA printmaking candidates and twenty BFA undergraduates from a variety of artistic and geographic backgrounds. UNT MFA candidates develop conceptual, formal and technical interests through guided studio practice, critique and community engagement. Candidates build professional experience by participating in exhibitions, portfolio exchanges, and collaborations with visiting artists; they also attend printmaking conferences, workshops and other professional activities.
The UNT campus offers exceptional professional research resources. The surrounding Dallas and Fort Worth areas offer world-class art museums, a vibrant contemporary art gallery scene, and many other cultural activities.
*Deadline for Priority Consideration is January 5, 2017* (for enrolling in Fall 2017).
Late applications will be reviewed for acceptance until mid-February, but with fewer opportunities for Scholarships and Graduate Assistantships.
from UNT Printmaking Blog http://untprintmakingblog.blogspot.com/2016/12/call-for-mfa-applications-in-printmaking.html
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