The low-residency MFA in Visual Arts at Belmont recognizes that artists and makers have malleable studio practices that are not dependent on specific mediums, methods or places. This is why our low-residency model of learning provides a flexible curriculum designed to immerse the artist in a rigorous relationship of research, making, writing, and producing.

This collection features theses submitted by Belmont University graduate students in partial fulfillment of the requirements for their degrees.