Spatial Art is an interdisciplinary program that encompasses a broad range of media including Ceramics, Glass, Installation Art, Metal Fabrication and Casting, Digital Fabrication, Multimedia, Performance Art, and Sculpture. It provides excellent facilities and resources for students who wish to realize ambitious ideas in three-dimensional form.<br>Many Spatial Art students work in the area of installation. There are six galleries of varying size within the Art building that can be used on a weekly basis for such projects. There are also two shipping containers that have been converted into outdoor galleries for week-long installation projects. Students have access to University and School digital and video equipment that may be needed as a part of installation work. For their BFA exhibition, (culminating exhibition,) students are encouraged to explore and combine any and all of these facilities as resources, above and beyond the skill-building that occurs in individual studio courses. As they grow in their abilities to visualize and fabricate their ideas, students may see each concept demanding research into a new technique and material. The Department of Art and Art History faculty and laboratories provide rich critical and technical support.