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Art Sculpture Lab
Thousands of artists have practiced their creative genius at Sacramento State.
As we provided them with the tools to help their artistry take shape, we look now to give those who follow a professional and environmentally sound space equipped to prepare them for life as professional artists.
The new Art Sculpture Lab at Sacramento State will provide students and faculty with a state-of-the-art facility and become the preeminent institution for an equitable arts education in the region.
Learn more and let's discuss the potential of your investment in the future of art in Sacramento.
Equipped to pursue talent
The transformative power of art begins in the details.
In the new Art Sculpture Lab, new and prospective students will walk into an advanced artistic environment equipped with the latest equipment and environmental technology for their safety.
There they will find everything they need to pursue their talents:
- 3D technology lab
- Drawing and painting labs
- Graduate studios
- Metal shop
- Plaster shop
- Sculpture studio
- Spray room
- Storage space
- Wax room
- Wellness space
- Wood assembly
- Working courtyard as a gallery space
Destination for equitable arts education
The new Art Sculpture Lab – paired with our bachelor's and master's degrees in fine arts – positions Sacramento State as Northern California’s destination for an accredited and equitable arts education.
The University is the second in the California State University system to offer a professional fine arts degree.
Campus that thrives on public art
In 'On walls and elsewhere, campus comes alive with public art,' Sacramento State's Daniel Wilson writes about how public artwork has long been a part of the University's culture.
The new Art Sculpture Lab will further position Sacramento State as a creative hub for public art and the community.
"This is a lovely park-like space. It should be filled with public art, and in an educational way, mapping that art so that folks have a sense of its history."
Dean Sheree Meyer, College of Arts and Letters
Explore public art across campus. Access the Sacramento State Public Art Map.
Donate to support the arts
Let's discuss the potential of your investment in the future of art in Sacramento with a contribution to the new Art Sculpture Lab at Sacramento State.
Contact Tess Dyer, Director of Development at (916) 278-5184, or make a gift today.