With the completion of the Paul Heath Community Education and Fine Arts Center, the College now has the space and the resources necessary to develop a comprehensive program in the visual arts.

In addition to standard courses in painting, 2-D design, and drawing, a course in ceramics is also available. Students will learn both hand and wheel techniques as well as clay forms, decorations, glazes, and kiln firing. The art department also offers two semesters of darkroom photography, and a new graphic design program is scheduled to begin in Fall 2006.

Department facilities include a spacious, north light studio, photography darkroom, graphics lab, and dedicated space for ceramics. The Heath Center also contains several hundred feet of gallery space and lighted display cases for student art exhibits.

FACULTY

Addie Seabarkrob, Fine Arts Instructor, has degrees from Doane College and Western Illinois University. Seabarkrob has taught at Quincy University and also at Highland Community College, where she developed the Graphic Design program.

She has experience in the graphic design, advertising, and publishing fields and served as editor of WomanSpeak magazine.
 

 

This site features artwork by Erin Siepker and Lauren Mating, students in a JWCC 2-D design class.