Facilities

Andrews Hall
Andrews Hall is the main building for Art and Art History (# 102 on the Campus Map). It is behind PBK Hall on Jamestown Road.  It is a 2 story building with lecture halls, seminar rooms, faculty offices, and art studios (including a foundry and architecture studio).  The Main Office and the Office of the Department Chair (Rooms 208 and 208b) are located on the second floor.

Visual Resource Center
Located on the second floor of Andrews Hall the Visual Resource Center  primarily supports the daily teaching and ongoing research of faculty and students.  The image collection currently numbers approximately 100,000 slides and 22,000 digital images that have been locally and commercially produced. 

Matoka Art Studios
Overlooking the lake, the Matoaka Studio (#124 on Campus Map) houses a 1000 sq ft drawing studio and 100o sq ft printmaking studio.  Both studios boast a balcony and a 2 story windowed wall that overlooks lake Matoka. This building also houses 5 600 sq ft faculty studios.

Ceramic Studios
The Ceramics Studio, aka the Old Power Plant, is behind Undergraduate Admissions on Jamestown Road (#106 on Campus Map).   It's a beautiful rustic space that has state of the art facilities for hand-building and wheel-throwing clay arts.

Andrews Gallery
The Andrews Gallery, located in the ground floor hallway that connects Andrews Hall with PBK Hall. It showcases current work in the various media and studio areas taught at the College, including ceramics, painting, drawing, printmaking, architecture, and sculpture. During the school year, the Gallery features a half-dozen or so exhibitions of invited artists, along with regular exhibitions of work by students and new faculty in the Art & Art History Department.

Swem Library
Located at the heart of the new campus, Swem Library (#290 on Campus Map) is just across the courtyard from Andrews Hall.  It boasts a  Media Center with state of the art editing suites, a recording studio and a full complement of editing software.