Contemporary Art

The program introduces theoretical and practical aspects of contemporary art.

Great attention is paid to the development of one’s own handwriting through constant practice and critical evaluation of the results of the work, connection with the most current trends in art is maintained, a wide range of modern technologies is used.

The program is designed for students who aspire to become internationally renowned contemporary art professionals: independent artists/gallery owners, art dealers, stage designers, gallery and exhibition curators, and auction house experts.

Modules

1 COURSE
If you are not yet sure which direction you would like to take and what you would like to do, you have the possibility to decide what you want to do during your first year. In Year 1 students experiment with form and material, work on different projects, develop critical thinking, and learn to solve problems.

2 COURSE.
The educational process begins with work on short thematic projects aimed at developing fundamental artistic skills and mastering various techniques. Work in a variety of art workshops will provide practical knowledge of materials and their characteristics through experimentation with color and form. A weekly lecture program and individual consultations with instructors and guest artists help students formulate their own goals in the context of art practice. One of the most important skills to be developed in this year of study will be working with research and art criticism, and building the skill of creating an academic essay.

3 COURSE.
The second year program focuses on developing research skills that allow students to localize their own practice in a broad cultural context. Intensive practice sessions continue. In the second year, students embark on professional art practice. During the year they are required to write 2 research papers of 2,000 words each.