Art & Ecology courses encourage students to investigate, question, and expand upon inter-relationships between cultural and ecological systems. Our courses place emphasis on methods and tools from many disciplines—including art, design, the sciences, activism, and traditional ecological knowledge—to foster collaborative and field-based research and art-making.
Students who enter the Art & Ecology MFA program are encouraged to draw upon resources across the department university. We are here to help you navigate the exciting challenges of working across many different fields and methods.
Ragini Bhow – Sometimes when you sleep you look so ancient (2020) 
Viola Arduini – A Flock of One Hundred Birds Flew East (2018)
The deadline for graduate applications to the Art Studio MFA is January 15th for Fall admission. This program does not offer Spring admission.
All application materials, including official transcripts, must be received by the January 15 deadline, via the online system.
For more info: https://art.unm.edu/graduate-information-admission/
Contact:
Kat Heatherington
art255@unm.edu
505.277.6672