Indigenous Fine Arts

Indigenous Fine Arts

The Indigenous Fine Arts program is grounded in recognizing and valuing the vital role fine arts have held across all American cultures for thousands of years. The faculty has expertise in contemporary and historic Indigenous art forms and contemporary aesthetics.

Students are encouraged to develop their creativity and intellectual capacities within a supportive and innovative learning environment that values Indigenous worldviews and artistic expression.

Studio work and hands-on instruction from seasoned faculty, along with skill development, guide students in defining their artistic goals and future paths in fine arts, graduate studies, and community leadership. Beyond studio arts, students will also enhance their communication, writing, research, and analytical skills across social sciences, natural sciences, cultural fields, and societal issues.

The Indigenous Fine Arts facilities at Regina Campus feature a 2D studio, a 3D studio, a studio-based classroom for Historic Materials, and a Preparation studio.

Students who wish to complete a four-year program should consult with the Program Coordinator and or Indigenous Fine Arts faculty. 

Minor:

• Minor in Indigenous Art: 18 credit hours
• Minor in Indigenous Art History: 18 credit hours

Program Length:

• 2 – 4 years, depending on Certificate, or Bachelor

Admission Requirements:

Minimum 65% average using the following courses:

• English Language Arts 30
• Two approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses
• One additional approved 30-level course

Portfolio Submission Deadlines:

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts and Indigenous Art) – Portfolio is required.

Certificate in Fine Arts (Visual Arts and Indigenous Art) – Portfolio is required

• April 1 (Fall)
• December 1 (Winter)

Learning Locations: 

• Regina Campus

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The Indigenous Fine Arts microsite is available to view https://indigenousfinearts.incaonline.ca/