Sculpture

Contemporary Sculpture, Metal, Paper, Fiber, Found Objects

Sculpture is an art discipline that offers a dynamic, hands-on approach grounded in both tradition and innovation. Sculpture teaches you how to think spatially and critically while engaging with a wide range of materials including cast bronze, fabricated steel, wood, paper and fiber, found objects and digital processes. The sculpture discipline at the University of Wyoming emphasizes sculpture as a diverse, evolving language, encouraging independent vision, creative risk-taking and conceptual exploration.

Photo Credit: "Gone Too Soon," Sculpture Professor Ashley Hope Carlisle, 2024

3-D Sculpture of a red flower losing pedals

Our Programs in Sculpture

If you're interested in the sculpture discipline and want to take creative risks, we have a program for you. Under the Department of Visual Arts, we offer a sculpture minor. Check it out and add it to your primary degree today!

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A visiting professor teaches a sculpture class

 

 

Get Involved

Join one of our several student organizations or attend one of our many events and get involved with the Department of Visual Arts!

Scholarships & Awards

Explore our department's scholarships and other opportunities designed to support visual art students.

Find Support

The Department of Visual Art offers a wide range of resources to University of Wyoming students. Check them out by visiting our campus resource page!

Have Further Questions?

If you have further questions about the  discipline or minor, please contact Professor Ashley Hope Carlisle.

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Check Out Our Other Disciplines

From printmaking to painting and digital media to drawing, the Department of Visual Arts covers a multitude of visual art disciplines for our students to study.

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