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An environment of curiosity, creativity, and passion. Students and faculty in the Armstrong Atlantic State University Department of Art, Music & Theatre (Armstrong AMT) draw inspiration from the world round to create and sustain an enthusiastic and challenging learning environment for all.
From textbooks to textiles, playscripts to the playhouse, concertos to concert halls, distinguished AMT faculty members facilitate the learning process for each and every student through dedicated instruction and performance practice execution.
AMT students enjoy the unique opportunity Armstrong provides to compose, paint, act, design, sing, direct, sculpt, and explore many other creative avenues all while enrolled as students at Armstrong, developing impressive portfolios to equip them for the challenges that face today's young arts professionals.
Fine Art school curriculum, liberal arts foundation. The cohesive approach of Armstrong's exhilarating undergraduate curriculum produces discerning, well-rounded college graduates who merge the liberal arts dimension of education with invaluable hands-on skills training and competitive artistic opportunities afforded AMT students both here on our beautiful arboretum campus and locally in the awe-inspiring surroundings intrinsic to historic Savannah, Georgia.
Motivated fine arts students find success right here at Armstrong. Opportunity awaits your call.
July 1: Underscoring brilliant marches of America's iconic "March king" John Philip Sousa, the uplifting music of legendary composer Irving Berlin and the "blessing of America" to the tune of country-western songwriter Lee Greenwood, this exciting concert features senior military narration; 3ID honor guard to present our great nation’s colors; and Chatham County Veteran of the Year honors.
Masquers Summer Theatre: Love’s Labor’s Lost
July 12-15 & 19-22: Armstrong AMT Masquers Summer Theatre troupe presents William Shakespeare's comedy, Love's Labor's Lost.
An environment of curiosity, creativity, and passion. Students and faculty in the Armstrong Atlantic State University Department of Art, Music & Theatre (Armstrong AMT) draw inspiration from the world round to create and sustain an enthusiastic and challenging learning environment for all.
From textbooks to textiles, playscripts to the playhouse, concertos to concert halls, distinguished AMT faculty members facilitate the learning process for each and every student through dedicated instruction and performance practice execution.
AMT students enjoy the unique opportunity Armstrong provides to compose, paint, act, design, sing, direct, sculpt, and explore many other creative avenues all while enrolled as students at Armstrong, developing impressive portfolios to equip them for the challenges that face today's young arts professionals.
Fine Art school curriculum, liberal arts foundation. The cohesive approach of Armstrong's exhilarating undergraduate curriculum produces discerning, well-rounded college graduates who merge the liberal arts dimension of education with invaluable hands-on skills training and competitive artistic opportunities afforded AMT students both here on our beautiful arboretum campus and locally in the awe-inspiring surroundings intrinsic to historic Savannah, Georgia.
Motivated fine arts students find success right here at Armstrong. Opportunity awaits your call.
Coming Soon...
Savannah Winds Annual Patriotic ConcertJuly 1: Underscoring brilliant marches of America's iconic "March king" John Philip Sousa, the uplifting music of legendary composer Irving Berlin and the "blessing of America" to the tune of country-western songwriter Lee Greenwood, this exciting concert features senior military narration; 3ID honor guard to present our great nation’s colors; and Chatham County Veteran of the Year honors.
Masquers Summer Theatre: Love’s Labor’s Lost
July 12-15 & 19-22: Armstrong AMT Masquers Summer Theatre troupe presents William Shakespeare's comedy, Love's Labor's Lost.
