Study Abroad
Study Abroad Opportunities for Visual Art Students
The Department of Visual Art recognizes the importance of cultural exchange as a means to broaden creative horizons throughout the lifetime of the practicing artist. With this in mind, visual art students have opportunities to study abroad in Korea, Japan, Spain, and Morocco while continuing to receive visual art instruction and university credit.
Learn more about Summer 2027 Visual Culture, Art, and Photography in Spain & Morocco
Learn about Studying Abroad next Summer with our faculty-led Visual Art in Spain & Morocco trip! | May 19 - June 6 ART 395/595 | 3 or 6 Credit Hours with Professors Elise Kirk and Maria Velasco
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This study abroad program offers students the opportunity to explore the vibrant culture of Spain and northern Morocco while visiting historic sites, world-class museums, and cultural centers in both countries, as well as PHotoESPAÑA in Madrid. Participants will also engage in specialized workshops with master artisans, studio visits with contemporary artists, and social gatherings with fellow Fine Arts students. Questions: email mvelasco@ku.edu
Info Sessions in Chalmers Hall, Rm 360 or via Zoom.
THU, OCT 29 | 5:20-6PM | Meeting ID: 879 6693 0496 & Passcode: 871946
WED, NOV 11 | 2:20-3PM | Meeting ID: 859 7695 6270 & Passcode: 827426


"My favorite part of this program were the artist residencies I was able to participate in, such as Awagami Paper Factory and the Mokuhanga Printmaking Artist Residency as well as the special cultural experiences such as the Kabuki Theatre performance, wonderful food, and the temples!"
Study Abroad Opportunites
Seoul, South Korea, Kookmin University
Seoul, South Korea, Hongik University
Visual Art in Japan
Visual Culture, Art, and Photography in Spain & Morocco

Student visits with Moroccan artist surrounded by various examples of regional textiles. (photo by Jess Grubenhoff)

The Study Abroad in Japan group stands outside the Awagami paper factory.

Spain & Morocco trip students put their feet in the center of a decorative sidewalk plaque. (photo by Jess Grubenhoff)