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The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Painting informs the present and future of the medium, from traditional canvas to interdisciplinary painting practices, due to the distinguished legacy of painting at SFAI.
- Art + Technology | BFA | SFAI | San Francisco Art Institute
Inherently interdisciplinary, the BFA in Art + Technology...
- Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in New Genres Degree | SFAI | San ...
The BFA in New Genres courses are cross-disciplinary...
- Art + Technology | BFA | SFAI | San Francisco Art Institute
Inherently interdisciplinary, the BFA in Art + Technology offers students the opportunity to explore the ways that technology has infused traditional approaches to art-making, as well as creating possibilities for the invention of new media practices.
SFAI offered Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Master of Arts (MA), and Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degrees. SFAI also offered Low-Residency MFAs and Post-Baccalaureate certificates in Studio Art.
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Our undergraduate program has been re-focused to specialize in upper-division transfer students. If you have 30-75 transferrable college credits, you can finish your BFA/BA degree with us in 1½-3 years. Double majors are available. Learn more about SFAI's undergraduate programs.
The BFA in New Genres courses are cross-disciplinary laboratories for experimentation, discovery, and radical boundary-pushing. Through dialogue, critique, and practice, students learn to hone and better articulate their own visual language.
Admission Open Are you interested to study with SFAI. You can select any disciplines of the following on the basis of your interest. Major Areas GRADUATE DEGREES MFA ART, PLACE + PUBLIC STUDIES | MA EXHIBITION + MUSEUM STUDIES | MA HISTORY + THEORY OF CONTEMPORARY ART | MA DUAL DEGREE | MA + MFA … ADMISSION OPEN Read More »
The BFA in Sculpture curriculum introduces students to various materials used to produce three-dimensional forms, while also emphasizing drawing skills, and a knowledge of the historical context for contemporary sculpture practice.
