Fine Arts — Indian Art

The Indian Fine Arts program draws upon the artistic heritage of thousands of years of First Nations and Inuit history. Its focus is on Indigenous contemporary and traditional art. Students who wish to complete a four-year program should consult with the department head or Indian Fine Arts coordinator. Beyond art, students improve their skills in communication through writing, analytical thinking in the social and natural sciences, analytical thinking in culture and society, and research skills and methodologies.The Indian Fine Arts program is based around a strong Indigenous cultural component. The faculty have expertise in traditional First Nations art, as well as contemporary aesthetics. The department houses a two-dimensional teaching room, a three-dimensional teaching room, and a traditional teaching room. Throughout this program, students will submit samples of their work to the faculty for the purpose of review and evaluation. Also, with an in-house art studio and art gallery, students have the opportunity to display their art for numerous audiences to view.

Field of study: Aboriginal Studies, Fine Arts and Art Studies, Other