
Our students enjoy access to 120,000+ square feet of space in a visual arts complex that includes McKnight Art Center and Henrion Hall. ADCI studio art majors benefit from access to studio space, multiple exhibition venues, and new technology. Graduate students work in semi-private studios for the duration of their time in our program and have access to a dedicated graduate critique space.
McKnight Art Center is the long-standing home of Wichita State's visual art programs. Boasting a three-story skylit atrium and spacious classrooms, McKnight provides students with ample space to learn and grow as artists.

Built in 1921, Henrion Hall is one of the oldest buildings on Wichita State's campus and served as the university's first permanent gymnasium. It has now become the home for the School of Art, Design and Creative Industries' ceramics and sculpture programs and graduate studios, continuing its rich history as an energetic hub of student creativity. Inside Henrion, students enjoy access to woodworking, metalworking and ceramics studio equipment. Henrion's newly renovated outdoor foundry space includes a seating area for observation of metal pours performed by ADCI sculpture students and faculty.

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ADCI provides high-end computers for post-production work and printers—including a large format printer—that produce museum-quality photographs. Our photo media facilities also include traditional darkrooms. Students are encouraged to experiment, challenge themselves and develop their individual voices by exploring the medium from traditional techniques such as tintype and cyanotypes to contemporary digital methods.
