Facilities

Fine Arts Building

Our facilities are in the Fine Arts Building on Rose Street, which is also home to the Art and Theatre Departments. Classrooms, administrative offices, practice rooms and most faculty studios and offices are located in this building.

The late UK art professor John Tuska spent nine years creating "Illumine," a collection of 56 bronze figures showcased on the facade of the UK Fine Arts Building . The sculpture embraces the University of Kentucky and represents generations of learning and activity.

Singletary Center for the Arts With a magnificent 1500-seat Concert Hall, a more intimate 388-seat Recital Hall, plus spacious rehearsal and support spaces, the Singletary Center for the Arts is home to most student and faculty performances. The Center also hosts diverse programs by campus and community groups, and world-class artists. Located right next door to the Fine Arts Building on the corner of Rose and Euclid, the Singletary Center also houses the UK Art Museum and several other useful spaces. MAP
	Memorial Hall Some performances are presented in Memorial Hall across campus on South Limestone Street. Memorial Hall is the old college chapel and its cupola has become the trademark image for the University. MAP
Lucille Caudill Little Fine Arts Library and Learning Center Opened in Fall of 2000, the spectacular Lucille Caudill Little Fine Arts Library and Learning Center now houses all the library and listening materials for the College of Fine Arts, including music, art, and theatre. This space, also adjacent to the Fine Arts Building, has several smaller rooms for study and seminars. MAP
	Fine Arts Computer Lab Opened in 2001 is the Fine Arts Computer Lab, housed on the floor below the Lucille Little Library. This $400,000 facility is operated by the UK Systems Labs network and provides a state of the art learning/teaching center for classes throughout the college. Complete with computers; synthesizers; and sequencing, notation, and sound editing software that complement instruction in Music Technology. MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) equipment is used as an integral part of teaching at UK.