Sculpture

Advanced workspaces

Sculpture students are introduced to a wide spectrum of techniques and processes, which include metal fabrication, casting, woodcarving, construction, resins, plastics, and stone carving, as well as work in nontraditional materials. As interest and opportunities arise, the equipment, materials, and methods available for you to explore will continue to expand.

Public art projects

Herron’s sculpture program has a long history of working with the Indianapolis community and students often have the opportunity to contribute to the creation of public works of art through the Basile Center. Guided by experienced faculty, you will conceptualize and develop artworks for businesses, nonprofits, healthcare facilities, communities, and government agencies.

I one-hundred-percent love and fed off of just how involved the professors were at Herron – both in their own practice and in what they gave to the students.

Stacey Holloway (B.F.A. Sculpture '06), associate professor of sculpture at the University of Alabama at Birmingham