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  • Pool Art Center Gallery 2018-2019 Season
    The gallery features regional, national, and international artists who work with a variety of mediums and concepts
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    Pool Art Center Gallery 2017-2018 Season
  • Professor Rebecca Miller Featured In Studio Visit Magazine
    Rebecca Miller, Drury University’s Director of Arts Administration, was selected to be featured in Studio Visit Magazine.
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    Director of Arts Rebecca Miller Featured In Studio Visit Magazine
  • Todd Lowery Featured In "Artists in Athens, City of Crisis"
    Todd Lowery, Professor of Art & Art History, was honored to be invited to speak at the opening of the Cacoyannis Foundation.
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    Todd Lowery Featured In "Artists in Athens, City of Crisis"
  • On-Campus Student Jobs
    Drury students have flexible opportunities to put their creative skills to use.
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    On-Campus Student Jobs
  • Drury Grad Pursues Museum Studies
    Jessi Mueller '07 designs exhibits at the Crystal Bridges Museum of Art in Bentonville, Arkansas.
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    Drury Grad Pursues Museum Studies
  • Art Professor Rebecca Miller Featured in CreativPaper Magazine
    Miller discusses why she is still drawn to film over digital and the discipline it involves.
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    Art Professor Rebecca Miller Featured in CreativPaper Magazine
Art & Art History

Upcoming Events

Annual All Student Competitive ExhibitionPool Art Center GalleryApril 5, 2019 - April 26, 2019 - All DayGood Friday - University ClosedApril 19, 2019 - All DayLast Day to Withdraw - B Block CoursesApril 26, 2019 - All Day APEX Senior Exhibition - Opening Reception Pool Art Center GalleryMay 3, 2019 @ 5:00 PM

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About Art & Art History

The Art & Art History program offers three majors and minors:

  • Fine Arts
  • Art History
  • Graphic & Digital Design

Students are presented the opportunity to display their artwork at the Pool Art Center or the C-Street Gallery, both of which are open to the public during the monthly Art Walk. Those interested in the arts can pursue their interests with organizations including the Ceramics Club, Student Advocates for the Arts, and the Synthesis Art Community. 

By majoring in the arts, students can take courses in a variety of art forms including photography, painting, graphic design, ceramics, sculpture and more. Students are also encouraged to engage in research in their chosen discipline and study abroad to prepare for graduate studies in the arts.