Visual Arts

This program builds on the national reputation of its faculty and allows the student to focus on specific areas within the visual arts. Students may opt for a concentration in studio art or a specialization in art therapy.

Additionally, students may combine this program with the Bachelor of Science in Art Education.

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Students that major in Visual Arts can focus on areas such as Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Glass Blowing, Photography, Print Making or Sculpture. Check out some of our past students' work.

Research, Projects and Program Features
	Screening Enamels on Glass In 2010, Senior Keith Garubba, Visual Arts major, presented his study of Screening Enamels on Glass.
	Glass Blowing in Keystone's Hot Shop With a major in Visual Art and a minor in Business, our students will learn to promote themselves as artists, as well as market and sell their work.

Program News

Keystone plays key role in Arts on Fire celebration Local high school students will once again have the opportunity to experience pouring hot molten iron into molds they have created, just as the workers did generations ago at the historic Scranton Iron Furnaces. Keystone senior art students to host exhibition Twenty two graduating students from Keystone College’s four-year art programs will host a gallery exhibit featuring their work on Friday, April 5 from 6-9 p.m. Art Education students receive the prestigious Clyde McGeary Scholarship Award It was a clean sweep for Keystone College art education students Danielle Cady, Kati Kameroski, and Carolyn Walker. These students all received the prestigious Clyde McGeary Scholarship Award presented by the Pennsylvania Art Education Association (PAEA). Keystone Student Presents Research at State Capitol Keystone College student James Augustine was among a select group of college students chosen to present a research project at the state capitol in Harrisburg. Keystone Art Professor to Exhibit Work at New York City Exhibition Keystone College Associate Professor of Art Sally Tosti has had her artist book, “Go West” accepted for exhibition at The Center for Book Arts in New York City. The exhibition, titled “The Photograph Un(framed),” opens July 6 and runs through September 10.