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Advanced students explore their art practices in the open, inclusive, and interdisciplinary MFA Fine Arts program at Otis College. The MFA Fine Arts program at Otis College welcomes advanced artists who are engaged and committed to exploring an art practice in its various forms, traditions, and contexts. Setting aside rigid divisions and subdivisions, students are free to pursue a medium ...
1922. Otis opens its doors as the first independent professional school of art in Southern California, with a three-year course in drawing and painting, a two-year course in illustration, and another two-year course in design and applied arts. Tuition is $80 a year. Life drawing classes are separate for men and women but by 1919, they study ...
Otis College is a non-profit 501 (c)3 institution and a national leader in art and design education that empowers students to shape the world.
Our one-week camps run through all of June, July, and into August. Summer of Art. Otis Extension’s flagship youth program provides an unrivaled summer experience. This intensive, four-week, pre-college program is for individuals aged 14.5 years or older who wish to study at one of the top art and design colleges in the country. Whether you ...
Life at Otis College begins on a thriving campus and expands throughout the city of Los Angeles—a global creative hub that’s home to some of the world’s most renowned artists, architects, designers, and makers. At Otis, we channel that spirit of discovery into an environment where you can be inspired and be yourself.
In Otis's top-ranked Fashion Design program, students learn how to construct garments under leading industry professionals, mentors, and faculty.
The Millard Sheets Library at Otis College of Art & Design is a relaxed atmosphere where creative students meet, study, browse, and find inspiration. Librarians have built a collection that supports the students and the curriculum and includes 40,000 books,130,000 electronic books, online databases with millions of articles, and special collections that include 3,000 artists’ books ...
