Facilities
- Exhibition Spaces
- Classrooms and Studios
- Fabrication Spaces
- Media Labs and Production Suites
- Photography Labs
- Computer Labs
- Screening and Presentation Rooms
- Offices and Student Studios
- Safety Information
Building Locations
The Mandeville Center houses visual arts class and conference rooms, staff offices, student advising, an electronic lab, the Adam D. Kamil Gallery, the undergraduate wood and metal shop, as well as the University Art Gallery. View campus map.

The Visual Arts Facilities building (VAF) hosts visual arts faculty and graduate student studios, a seminar room, the graduate photo lab, a computer lab, the graduate wood, metal, and machine shop, three galleries, a performance space, a sound lab and a screening room. The VAF is situated on the corner of Russell Drive and Lyman Avenue near the Gilman parking structure. View campus map.
See interactive 360º views of the photo lab here and here, and the print lab here and here.

The Structural and Materials Engineering building (SME) houses a community of artists and engineers which includes 2 dedicated arts studios, a gallery and a state of the art paint booth. The EnVision lab, also located in SME, is an experiential teaching facility where visual arts and engineering students are empowered to think, design, make, tinker, break and build again The SME building is situated on the corner of Voigt Drive and Matthews Lane near the Visual Arts Facility.
GRAD EXHIBITIONS ONLINE
This site hosts online representations for the annual Graduate Open Studios. Documentation of gallery exhibitions and the screening program are viewable, along with links to each participating artist's studio page. Past Open Studios and MFA Thesis exhibitions are also viewable.
KAMIL GALLERY ONLINE
The Adam D. Kamil Gallery is a site for undergraduate art shows and hosts the annual Adam D. Kamil Media Awards. The online gallery is available to students throughout the year and can be used to share documentation of gallery exhibitions, or exclusively online exhibitions.