Art | Vassar College

viewers at the Maggi art exhibition at the Loeb

Art Department

Art Department

Art Department

The department offers majors or correlates in Art History and Studio Art, as well as a track in architecture. Enriched by a comprehensive college art museum, both majors culminate in a one-semester senior thesis or independent studio project.

Events

Drawing of a bald person with a surprised look and a hand holding a pen to the face writing "Ricordate" on the forhead with additonal text "Penna Aurora Torino" on a black background.

Making the Modern Fountain Pen: Aurora’s Hastil and Its Global Influence

May 7, 4:00 p.m.–Sep. 19, 2025, 10:00 p.m.

An exhibition by Nicholas Adams and Barry Price.

News

Lisa Gail Collins, Professor of Art and Director of American Studies on the Sarah Gibson Blanding Chair, Wins Bard Graduate Center’s Horowitz Prize & Getty Fellowship

An abstract style of photograph of a person on a platform connected to a metal chair.

Studio Art Faculty Member Gordon Hall Presents Exhibition and Performance at The Kitchen, NYC

History mentions Assistant Professor of Art Petya Andreeva in “The Mystery of Siberia’s ‘Ice Maiden’ Mummy”

The late Andrew Tallon, Associate Professor of Art, was profiled in BARSC on his contribution to the restoration of the world famous Notre-Dame Cathedral.

People standing around looking a some blueprints

Events

Making the Modern Fountain Pen: Aurora’s Hastil and Its Global Influence

News

Lisa Gail Collins, Professor of Art and Director of American Studies on the Sarah Gibson Blanding Chair, Wins Bard Graduate Center’s Horowitz Prize & Getty Fellowship

Studio Art Faculty Member Gordon Hall Presents Exhibition and Performance at The Kitchen, NYC

History mentions Assistant Professor of Art Petya Andreeva in “The Mystery of Siberia’s ‘Ice Maiden’ Mummy”

The late Andrew Tallon, Associate Professor of Art, was profiled in BARSC on his contribution to the restoration of the world famous Notre-Dame Cathedral.

Papers of Pioneering Architect Jeh Vincent Johnson Come Home to Vassar