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MFA in Printmaking The printmaking program provides all of the ingredients for individuals to develop strong work within Department. Graduate Students in Graphics originate their own creative direction and share their investigations with a community of artists. This is a place where students are encouraged to take risks, test the boundaries and develop their own sensibilities.  Students in the MFA program are provided with studios, 24-hour access to the printshops, and technical support to work at any scale. Printmaking students are equally encouraged to explore traditional applications of print media and new genres in drawing, collage, book arts, and installation. Through seminars, critiques, and studio visits, students engage in challenging discussions on contemporary art, critical theory, and art history to gain perspective on their own creative process and the art world as a whole. PA and TA opportunities are available on a competitive basis within the graphics program and at the foundations level. The program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is large (around 20-30 Graphics Grads) and a total of 90-100 graduate students in the entire Art Department. Examples of past and present work can be viewed below. |
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