Dittmann Center is a beautiful facility for the Art and Art History and Dance Departments, located in the center of campus.
Take a virtual tour of Dittmann Center, home of Art, Art History and Dance.
 Dittmann Center In 2001, the old student center was completely renovated to create a beautiful new space for Art, Art History and Dance. |
 Flaten Art Museum One of two main galleries in the Dittmann Center |
 Lecture Room A large, airy tiered lecture room. It is a wonderful space for art history lectures. |
 Seminar Room A classroom with a view of campus and space for smaller classes and discussion groups. |
 The John Maakestad Painting Studio Dittmann has north-lit studios for painting, drawing and printmaking |
 The Dorothy Divers Drawing Studio |
 The Jan Shoger Printmaking Studio Facilties for silkscreen, relief intaglio, and lithography |
 Ceramic Studio Equipped with 9 electric kilns, 2 high fire gas kilns and 1 salt kiln |
 The Visual Resource Center A large slide and digital library of historic and contemporary art, staffed by a visual resources curator |
 The Mac Gimse Foundry Bronze casting and metal fabrication facilities |
 Wood Sculpture Studio |
 Tool Checkout Room |
 Design Studio |
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 Photography Studio |
 Photography Enlargers |
 Photography Darkroom |
 Lockers are available for the students |
 The Wagner Bundgaard Dance Studio Dittmann is the home to the Dance Department as well as Art and Art History. It houses three dance studios with sprung wood and marley floor surfaces. |
 The Arch Leean Digital Studio Two computer labs equipped with Macintosh computers, scanner, printers |
