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2   THE NAVE
3   FIRST YEAR CORE STUDIOS
4   ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS
5   INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIOS
6   FASHION DESIGN STUDIOS
7   FURNITURE SHOPS AND STUDIOS
8   GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDIOS
9   ILLUSTRATION STUDIOS
10   INDUSTRIAL DESIGN STUDIOS
11   INTERACTION DESIGN STUDIOS
12   ANIMATION LABS
13   CERAMICS STUDIOS
14   FILM PRODUCTION SUITES
15   GAME ARTS PLAY STUDIOS
16   INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES STUDIOS
17   JEWELRY & METAL ARTS STUDIOS
18   PAINTING & DRAWING STUDIOS
19   PHOTOGRAPHY FACILITIES
20   PRINTMEDIA STUDIOS
21   SCULPTURE SHOPS
22   TEXTILES STUDIOS
23   COMICS CLASSROOMS
24   HISTORY OF ART & VISUAL CULTURE SEMINAR ROOMS
25   WRITING & LITERATURE CLASSROOMS
26   FOUNDERS HALL
27   BLATTNER HALL
28   CAMPUS GALLERIES
29   NEIGHBORHOOD

Textiles Studios

Art, design, research, craft, and activism intersect in our Textiles program. As you learn about making processes, you’ll develop a conceptual practice that addresses issues like gender, environmentalism, identity, and racism.

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A student works at a loom
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A student sets up work on the digital jacquard loom.
Dozens of colored yarn and thread in a cabinet.
A lab with large stainless steel equipment, buckelts, and other supplies.
A top-down view of pink and white threads on a dobby loom.
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About BFA Textiles

Studios for thinking and making

🧶 About BFA Textiles

Textiles are one of the oldest aesthetic traditions in the world, but we stay contemporary in theory and practice. You’ll be intellectually engaged in our technical and topical studios, which introduce you to various textile construction methods like dyeing, weaving, printing, and sewing. Our program has an interdisciplinary approach, too, meaning you’re encouraged to expand textile making into other fields like film, fashion, animation, poetry, and writing.

🛠️ Studios for thinking and making

Get experimental in our new textiles studios, which include open space, high ceilings, natural light, and plenty of equipment. You can silkscreen allover patterns on a 10-yard table, program weavings on computer-operated dobby looms, or create natural dip-dyes from local plants. Student Oscar A. Ramirez created hand-woven sculptures on a Jacquard loom, which took him 16 hours straight!

Weaving Studio

The Weaving Studio is outfitted with 30 floor looms, including an AVL 16-harness computer-operated dobby loom and two computer-operated TC2 Jacquard looms. We’re one of only a handful of art colleges in the United States that teaches digital weaving.

Dye lab

The Dye Lab includes a large-scale light exposure table for silkscreens as well as gas stoves for use with chemical and natural dyes, a closed-ventilation system for dye mixing, and a washout sink.

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