Facilities

Located in the Dobbins Center at the River Campus. This spacious classroom is equipped with state of the art Macintosh computers, digital projector with Air Play technology, multiple two- and three- dimensional media and equipment, spray booth, drying racks, storage lockers, and educational resources.

The sculpture studios consist of a metal shop, wood shop, mixed-media studio, in-use gallery, and upper-level sculpture student studios. The metal shop is equipped with arc and MIG welders, plasma cutter, oxy-acetylene torch, chop saw, hydraulic shear, swivel bending machine, slip roll, sand blasting cabinet, and hand tools. The wood shop is equipped with table saw, miter saw, band saw, panel saw, stationary sanders, drill press, drum sander, jointer, lathe, and hand tools. The mixed-media studio is used for processes which are less machine intensive, such as found object manipulation, multimedia installation, digital image and sound projection, and performance.
Studio spaces are available for upper-level sculpture students and migration between studios is strongly encouraged. The sculpture area at Southeast Missouri State University is invested in the education of inquisitive, explorative students who are collaborators within in the larger world of cultural expression and global existence.

Located across the street from main campus at 835 Broadway Blvd., Suite 100. To insure the safety of Southeast students, access to the ceramics studio is limited to only enrolled students with a key card. The ceramics studio is equipped with 15 electric pottery wheels, a slab roller, three electric kilns, a large gas kiln, a fully stocked glaze room, a ball mill, a large spray booth, and a pug mill.

The computer studio services classes in the Graphic Design/Illustration and Digital Art specializations. It is equipped with 21, 27-inch iMac computer stations. Each workstation is outfitted with the complete Adobe Creative Suite, Epson Perfection V750, and a Wacom tablet. Students have access to a large-format Epson scanner, color laser printers, Canon EOS 70D cameras with multiple lenses, Canon Rebel Digital cameras, a Canon Speedlite 550EX flash, tripods, iPads, a ZOOM H4n Handy Recorder microphone, and studio lighting equipment.

Located in Scully Building, the interior design computer lab is a studio space servicing several courses in the Interior Design Program. It is equipped with fifteen computer stations providing access to software critical to student success, including: Revit, Google SketchUp, and the Adobe Creative Cloud. Currently, our lab is outfitted with plexiglass dividers to provide a safer learning environment.

Located in Scully Building, the interior design studio, also called the drafting lab, is a studio space equipped with several drafting tables, two computers featuring Revit software, a matte/foam core cutting area, and our finish library, which contains up-to-date samples of interior design finishes such as fabric, countertops, and paint. This studio offers plenty of space for collaboration and peer critiques.

The fibers studio is equipped for bookmaking and off-loom construction.

The painting studio is equipped for painting, featuring high ceilings, windows, storage space for student work, a state-of-the-art studio lighting system, and in-studio Macs.

The printmaking studio is equipped for relief, intaglio, lithography, screenprinting, and a variety of mixed-media applications. For relief and intaglio printing, we have a Charles Brand relief/etching press with a 44” x 22” bed and a Takach relief/etching with a 60” x 42” bed and an optional lithography head. An etching tank approximately 25” in length and 21” deep is set up for etching copper plates with Ferric Chloride. For lithography, the studio houses a Takach Litho press with a 45” x 25.25” bed, a Big Joe Hydraulic Lift, and over 15 lithography stones ranging up to 26” x 20”. There are portable screen-printing stations, and our darkroom contains the ability to expose screens and various types of plates with an Olix Light Integrator Exposure unit with an approximately 40” x 27” exposure area and a NuArc Exposure system with a 24” x 20” exposure area for various types of photosensitive plates.

The Foundations Studios are equipped for 2D Design and Color Theory study, they feature high ceilings, windows, generous display/critique boards, space for student work, and in-studio Macs.

The drawing studio is equipped for basic, intermediate, and advanced drawing, with a state-of-the-art lighting system, generous display/critique boards, high ceilings, and storage space for student work and supplies.

The Crisp Museum houses a permanent collection of art and artifacts featuring the Beckwith Collection of Native American pottery, the Blum Collection of Southwestern arts and crafts, and the Missouri Mills watercolor collection. The gallery presents special exhibitions on a monthly basis, including the Annual Student Juried Art Exhibition, and other exhibitions of regional, national, and international importance.

The Dobbins Center Gallery is host to monthly exhibitions from regional artists, student exhibitions, and faculty showcases.

Catapult cultivates creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship by connecting interdisciplinary teams of students, faculty, and practitioners in a rich array of courses, collaborative projects and competitions, and a commercial learning laboratory that immerses students into the creative entrepreneurship process.

The River Campus Art Gallery provides the University and Southeast Missouri a venue for relevant contemporary art. The Gallery seeks to promote creative experimentation, academic dialogue, and cultural enrichment to the campus and local communities through exhibitions of emerging and established artists. The Gallery is dedicated to serving these communities by offering diverse exhibition programs focusing on current issues and practices in the visual arts in tandem with an educational program of artists' lectures, gallery talks, student and faculty display opportunities, and outreach.
All exhibitions, lectures, and events are free and open to the public. Visitor parking is ample in front of the Cultural Arts Center. The River Campus, Seminary Building, and River Campus Art Gallery are accessible.