The Lewis Art Building, along with the Department of Theatre Arts, is housed within the Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center at 60 Baylor Avenue. The Department of Art and Art History maintains up-to-date classrooms, including fully-wired "smart rooms", computer labs for graphic design and photography, darkrooms, and well-equipped studios for ceramics, drawing, fiber arts, painting, printmaking, and sculpture.
The contemporary facility also houses the Martin Museum of Art, featuring the work of local, regional, national, and internationally known artists as well as the annual student and art faculty shows. The Museum augments instruction by showcasing the work of distinguished practitioners in all of the disciplines taught in the department. The Martin Museum of Art is also popular with visitors and tourists throughout the year.
<p>Professor Jennings Sheffield (right) in Wet Lab</p>
<p>Photography Film Wet Lab</p>
<p>Film Print Room</p>
<p>New York Art Critic Jason Kaufman in Digital Photography Lab</p>
<p>Digital Photography Lab</p>
<p>Photography Film Wet Lab</p>
<p>Photography Critique Space</p>
<p>Backdrop Studio</p>
<p>Photography Mounting Room</p>
<p>Photography Mounting Room</p>
<p>Film Wet Lab</p>
Printmaking
<p>Printmaking Professor Kyle Chaput with Students</p>
<p>Printmaking Studio | Presses</p>
<p>Printmaking Studio | Press</p>
<p>Printmaking Studio | Presses</p>
<p>Woodcut Work Area and Tools</p>
Sculpture
<p>Sculpture Studio | Tabletop Welding Area</p>
<p>Sculpture Studio </p>
<p>Sculpture Studio | Design Bench</p>
<p>Sculpture Studio | Project Storage</p>
<p>Sculpture Studio</p>