BFA Written Proposal + Request for Studio Space

Individual studios are available for the use of BFA students in both the JKB and the B-66. Assignment of individual studio space requires an approved written proposal (see below). The BFA coordinator (or, in the case of B-66 studio spaces, Brian Christensen) will assign studio space based on availability once your written proposal has been reviewed and accepted by your advisor. Priority is given to students graduating soonest. Our goal is to have students occupy a studio space for up to one calendar year, however, depending on the number of students currently in the program, this is not always possible. Abuse of the space, or student’s inactivity while in the BFA program will lead to the loss of studio space for that individual.

The written proposal presents your ideas for a final project, including background on the project as well as an overview of subject matter, formal concepts, processes, and techniques. This form also requests that you describe the number and size of pieces you are hoping to make, how you are planning on presenting your work, and the venue in which the show will take place. Finally, you will be asked to describe how you will utilize the studio space in preparation for your show and list your expected graduation date.

Name

First NameLast Name

BYU student email address

netid@byu.edu or netid@student.byu.edu

Phone Number

Please enter a valid phone number.

Semester of admission to the BFA program:

e.g. Fall 2022, Winter 2021

Anticipated semester of Graduation:

Name of Faculty Advisor (Chair of your BFA Committee):

First NameLast Name

Email address of Faculty Advisor (Chair of your BFA Committee):

example@example.com

In which location are you requesting a studio space?

JKB BFA studiosB-66 BFA studios

Please tell us about your final project. Include background on the project as well as an overview of subject matter, formal concepts, processes, and techniques.

Please describe logistics of your proposed final project; the number and size of pieces you are hoping to make, how you are planning on presenting your work, and the venue in which the show will take place.

Please describe how you will utilize the studio space provided to you, and the ways in which you anticipate it will help you prepare for your final project.