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HoMA FIRST HAWAIIAN CENTER SHOWCASES FACULTY AND ALUMNI

Three new exhibitions at the Honolulu Museum of Art’s First Hawaiian Center exhibition space open this week, and…
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SCOTT GROENIGER SOLO EXHIBITION IN KOREA

Scott Groeniger’s recent work is featured in a solo exhibition at the Czong Institute for Contemporary Art in…
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BRAD TAYLOR NEWS

Professor Brad Taylor’s recent work is featured in a solo show titled “Growing Rocks”, now on view at…
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NEW ASIAN ART TEACHING RESOURCE FEATURES WORK BY MONIQUE D’ALMEIDA

Recent MA alumna Monique D’Almeida worked for two years as a curatorial researcher at the Minneapolis Institute of…
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INSTRUCTORS AND ALUMNI FEATURED AT STUDIONINEDEE IN NYC

“Another Year in the Republic” is a pre-election pop-up exhibition of artworks reflecting the experiences of ten artists…
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The Academic Program

The Department of Art and Art History (ART) offers three separate but interrelated undergraduate programs. Art history, leading to the BA, affords the opportunity to study the arts of Asia, the Pacific, and the West in a historical and cultural context. The studio art programs provide students either with a broad-based, liberal arts approach via the BA or with a more focused studio specialization leading to the BFA. The latter is considered more appropriate for students intending to pursue the MFA at the graduate level.