Autavius SmithN.C. Central University’s Department of Art is the smallest of its kind on campus. Despite having fewer than 100 students in the majors, it provides students with a close-knit and stimulating environment in which they can develop their artistic capabilities. This short film looks at what the department has offered both students and faculty.
VIDEO: Painting a picture of the NCCU Department of Art
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