La Romana Campus
Location:
Altos de Chavón
La Romana, Dominican Republic
+1 (809) 523.8011
Located in Altos de Chavón at Casa de Campo, the La Romana Campus is an iconic space that has been a fundamental part of CHAVÓN’s history and legacy. Although Technical Programs are taught in Santo Domingo, students visit La Romana during their studies to participate in intensive workshops, special activities, and experiences that connect them with the cultural and artistic legacy of this institution. Additionally, programs such as “Artists in Residence” are developed here, and activities with other institutions are carried out, fostering collaboration between artists and designers from different parts of the world.
La Romana Campus Gallery
The Village of Altos de Chavón
Located in the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, Altos de Chavón is a dynamic center of art that is home to art studios, crafts workshops, galleries, restaurants, the Church of St. Stanislaus, and the School of Design.
The Village of Altos de Chavón
Built in 1976 by Italian architect Roberto Copa, Altos de Chavón is a Mediterranean-style village, that hosts The Altos de Chavón Cultural Center Foundation, and is also home to a museum of archaeology, and an artist in residence program.
Student from the Fine Arts program
The campus of La Romana provides a sanctuary-like location where students can focus on developing their skills in a unique setting.
International Summer Program
Professor from the New York Academic of Art and students during a two-week course on “Landscape Drawing and Painting”
Student from our Fashion Design Program
Often described as an “artistic paradise”, the campus at Altos De Chavón provides the perfect atmosphere for intensive workshops and academic trips prepared for our full-time students during the career.
The Artist in Residence Program
The Artist in Residence Program serves as a platform for educational and cultural interchange between Dominican and international artists.
Continuing Education Classes
¿An artistic getaway? Learning new creative skills is relaxing yet fun during our short programs.
