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[DIAP] Digital and Studio Facilities<\/strong><\/p>\n

[DIAP] students’ collaborative studios<\/strong>
\nMatriculated students in the DIAP MFA Program are granted access to the collaborative studio with individual workspace for 4 semesters. Graduate students who take longer than 4 semesters to complete their program have access to the studio space but might have to work on a communal table for the additional time.<\/p>\n

[DIAP] equipment
\n<\/strong>Students in the DIAP MFA Program have access to video projectors, VR systems, 3D desktop printers and scanner, a laser cutter, B\/W laser printer, color laser printer, tabloid scanner and Epson 3880 inkjet printers. For checkout there are various Video cameras, DSLR cameras, Sound recording devices, a sound system, Kinect devices, web cameras, projectors, monitors, Wacom tablets, tripods and more available.<\/p>\n

The [DIAP] Studio layout<\/strong>
\nEvery student has an individual workspace inside the large open [DIAP] Studio which also houses a blackbox, a dedicated space for installations, a presentation\/projection wall, a small “sound booth” and the digital fabrication lab. Students in the program have 24hr access to the Studio and its facilities.<\/p>\n

Digital Output Center<\/strong>
\n[DIAP] MFA students have access to the Digital Output Center. This center provides print facilities and services for archival large-format output and color letter\/tabloid prints. High-resolution film and flatbed scanning will also be available. The Center also provides check-out equipment [still and video cameras].<\/p>\n

Electronic Design and Multimedia Program Facilites<\/strong>
\nThe [DIAP] MFA students have access to other Electronic Design and Multimedia BFA program facilities as needed.<\/p>\n

Collaborations<\/strong>
\nStudents may be given access to other College facilities through collaborative projects with the Sonic Arts Program,\u00a0 Media Communications Arts, Theater, Architecture, Biology, Robotics or others.<\/p>\n

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General Art Department Facilities<\/strong><\/p>\n

Ceramics<\/strong>
\nA Ceramics glaze formulation studio, a kiln room and a small plaster studio.
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\nPhotography<\/strong>
\nA large group black\/white darkroom, a color darkroom and processing lab, private dark-rooms and a mounting\/finishing area. Equipment includes Beseler and Omega enlargers, a Colenta color processor, Cambo view cameras, Mamiya medium format cameras, and Speedotron studio flash systems. A newly developed digital photo lab is in progress. The David and Lenore Levy Collection of Photography is available for student and faculty study.
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\nPrintmaking<\/strong>
\nA Printmaking studio equipped with a Charles Brand Etching and Lithography press, an English Etching Press, a large format One-Arm Squeegee Silk-screen Table and Flip-top exposure Unit. Computers are available for digital design and output onto large-scale film.
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\nSculpture<\/strong>
\nA sculpture studio occupying two adjoining rooms. One half contains a wood working shop with major tools such as table saw, jointer, band saws, sanding machines, routers, drill presses, various hand tools, power tools and worktables.<\/p>\n

The second half houses a small welding area with welding booths, MIG welders and plasma cutters as well as a portable and wall mounted exhaust systems. This room also has various metal work equipment, band saws hand tools, and power tools as well as workspace.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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