Your creativity will flow and expand when you take NPC studio art classes in drawing, painting, watercolor, printmaking, 2D Art, 3D Art and colored pencil, offered at the Holbrook, Show Low and Winslow campuses. Ceramics and digital photography classes are also offered at the Show Low campus.
Using technology-connected classrooms, lecture art classes are offered in Art History, Native American Art, Basic Design and Understanding Art at all NPC locations.
The Talon Gallery, located in the Aspen Center on the Show Low campus, features exhibits throughout the year of regional, national, NPC student and local high school artwork.
More Options:
- Metal Art: The NPC Welding Department in Show Low offers two innovative metal art classes that include armor and weaponry fabrication and bronze casting. These classes focus on developing aesthetic and technical skills in basic blacksmith forging, scrollwork, bending, and forming of sheet metal. Students learn to work with brass, copper, steel and iron to produce functional objects.
- University Transfer: Students interested in earning a bachelor's degree in the area of art should complete the NPC Associate of Arts degree before transferring.
- Noncredit: NPC also offers personal interest courses like clay art, scrapbooking, stained glass, quilting, weaving, jewelry, knife-making and more through our Community Learning program.
- For more information, please contact an NPC Academic Advisor. Also see the current NPC College Catalog and class schedule.
Labs and Classrooms
General education art courses are offered using technology-connected classrooms, making them available at all nine NPC locations.
Studio art classes are offered at the Holbrook, Show Low and Winslow campus locations, with ceramics, metal art and digital photography limited to the Show Low campus.
Articulations
NPC's Art History, Understanding Art and Native American Art courses fulfill the Arts and Humanities Discipline Studies requirements for all university transfer and direct-to-work Associate of Applied Science degrees.
Some of NPC's Art studio courses transfer to the state's three public universities. Check with an NPC academic advisor or AZTransfer.com, the online Course Equivalency Guide to see which NPC courses are accepted for transfer credit. Always work with an academic advisor at the college or university you plan to attend to ensure classes you complete at NPC will transfer.
Contact Information
1001 W. Deuce of Clubs
Aspen Center, Room
Show Low,
AZ 85901
NPC Visual Arts
Northland Pioneer College
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