Graduate Art (MFA) - Live Online

Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 6:00 PM until 7:00 PMPacific Standard Time UTC -08:00

Please join Art Chair, Diana Thater, and Graduate Art (MFA) Associate Chair, Gabrielle Jennings, for a Live Online session via Zoom. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the program and ask any questions you might have about starting your Graduate education at ArtCenter.

Graduate Art is an interdisciplinary Master of Fine Arts program that encourages divergent ideas and methods. With a core faculty of five internationally recognized artists and writers, visiting faculty, and an average of 25 students, we have one of the lowest faculty-to-student ratio among comparable MFA programs. The result is an intense work environment where concentrated art-making is assured equally concentrated and careful attention, whether within specific disciplines or among them: in film, video, photography, painting, sculpture, installation, performance and everything in between.

Nathan Weikert, Director of Graduate Admissions at ArtCenter, will also be on hand to answer any questions that you might have about the application and enrollment processes. The Fall 2027 application deadline is January 15th.

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A note on pronouns and preferred names: ArtCenter honors a student's choice to use a preferred name when interacting with Admissions. Preferred names will be used on email communications and during in person/phone interactions. The name you enter in the First Name field is your legal name and will be used to link up your record to your application (if you apply or already have applied) and is used in all instances when legal names must be used, like postal mail and decision letters. Pronouns will be used internally and not published on any communications. If you have any questions, please contact Admissions.