Painting and Drawing

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Painting and Drawing at Concordia University is a comprehensive, studio-based program designed to cultivate students' technical skills, creative expression, and critical understanding of contemporary and historical art practices. The program provides a vibrant environment where students can explore a wide range of artistic approaches, from traditional techniques to experimental methods, fostering an innovative and supportive community of emerging artists. Through a rigorous curriculum, students develop a strong foundation in drawing, painting, and mixed media, while gaining insight into art history, theory, and contemporary art discourse. The program emphasizes individualized mentorship, encouraging students to pursue their unique artistic voices while engaging in collaborative projects, exhibitions, and critiques that prepare them for professional careers in the arts. Facilities include dedicated studio spaces, advanced equipment, and access to a rich collection of resources in the university's art centers. Graduates of the program are equipped with the skills necessary for diverse careers, including studio practice, gallery work, curatorial roles, arts education, and further academic study. The program also offers opportunities for internships and exhibitions, providing practical experience and exposure to the art world. With a dedicated faculty composed of practicing artists and scholars, students receive personalized guidance and constructive feedback within a vibrant academic community committed to artistic excellence and innovation. The BFA in Painting and Drawing aims to inspire, challenge, and prepare students to contribute meaningfully to the contemporary art scene and society at large.