Visual and Performing Arts

Art Spaces

Our visual art studios include large work surfaces and student lockers for in-process projects.

Students sitting around a workbench painting.
Students sitting around a work table drawing fruit
Two art students standing and painting with one student holding an air sprayer.
Student working on a painting of swirls and water.
Student sitting, leaning over a painting with a brush.
Student beginning a painting.

2 D Visual Art Studio

Walker 211

Contact: Anne Beffel

Space dedicated to fine art including drawing and watercolor.

 

Student sitting at a pottery wheel using a tool to sculpt clay
Three students sit at a workbench painting sculptures.
Student sits at a workbench painting a sculpture.
Student sits a workbench working on a piece of pottery.
Students sit at pottery wheels working clay.
Student sits at a workbench in the ceramics studio painting a sculpture piece.

Ceramics Visual Art Studio

Walker 202

Contact: Terri Frew

Space dedicated to ceramics.

 

Student putting together wooden blocks
Two students looking on as a third knees down to drill into a wooden block on a circular project.
Faculty explains as a student looks at a multi-tiered, round, wooden project.
Student using a skill saw in the scene shop.
Wide view of the entire Scene Shop.

Scene Shop

Rozsa 110

Contact: Mat Moore

Space dedicated to constructing larger student projects and scene sets for performances.

 

Isle Royale Gallery Exhibition in the Rozsa Art Galleries A-Space, Spring 2025
that thing between my teeth is my foot, Artwork by Douglas Degges; Rozsa Art Galleries Exhibition, Fall 2024
Layered in Between: Prints by Erin Hoffman; Rozsa Art Galleries Exhibition, Fall 2023
Snowsports, Artwork by VPA Department Staff and Faculty; Rozsa Art Galleries Exhibition, Spring 2023
Simple Machines: Poetry, Letterpress, and the Art of the Little Magazine Rozsa Art Galleries Exhibition, Spring 2024
Nanowonder: Images of the Microscopic World; Rozsa Art Galleries Exhibition, Fall 2025

Rozsa Art Galleries

Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts

Contact: Terri Frew

Our galleries offer dynamic exhibits that showcase the work of engaging artists – from local to international. We strive to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our community. 

The Rozsa Galleries are divided into three main spaces: The Concourse, A-Space, and gallery b.

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Students working at a computer and by the wall in the HDMZ.
One student standing and another seated at a computer in the HDMZ.
Two students collaborating at a computer in the HDMZ.
Students leaning on a desk looking at a computer screen in the HDMZ.

Humanities Digital Media Zone (HDMZ)

Walker 120

Contact: Erin Smith

A computing, language-resource, and media-production facility. The HDMZ uses Macintosh and PC computers with an assortment of digital media software including Adobe Creative Suite and Final Cut Pro.