School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)
Master of Arts in New Arts Journalism
Apply by March 1, 2014
2014年1月14日 星期二
申請學校資訊：藝術＋新聞 Master of Arts in New Arts Journalism at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's (SAIC)
School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago's (SAIC) Master of Arts
in New Arts Journalism program reinterprets and transforms the skills
of a traditional journalist into the multitasking demands of a contemporary
arts journalist where text and image are frequently intertwined, and a
journalist is often the initial writer, designer, and editor of his or her
feature. Unlike journalism schools that add an arts emphasis, SAIC is a
vibrant school of art and design in which New Arts Journalism students can
combine the in-depth study of arts and journalism, and work closely with
artists, art historians, and cultural critics.
2013年12月11日 星期三
Call for applications: 紐約雪城 Syracuse University’s MFA photography program 攝影創作碩士學位
Syracuse University’s MFA photography program
Syracuse University
Application deadline: February 1Syracuse University
College of Visual and Performing Arts
102 Shaffer Art Building
Syracuse, NY 13244
vpa.syr.edu/art-photography
Syracuse University’s MFA photography program
offers an intimate and rigorous interdisciplinary course of study
emphasizing development of the professional, technical and intellectual
skills necessary to create visually and conceptually ambitious work. As a
student in our program, you will be immersed in an animated curriculum
designed to produce artists with an original and sophisticated
aesthetic.
Students also benefit from our close affiliation with Light Work, a world-class, artist-run photography institution housed on the Syracuse University campus. Between the contemporary programing at Light Work and our visiting artist program, our students receive mentoring from some of the art world’s leading artists and curators.
Graduate students admitted to the program benefit from substantial financial assistance. Admitted MFA applicants receive 13,000 USD or more in scholarships per year of study, bringing student tuition costs to approximately 10,000 USD a year. In addition to these awards, many of our students receive teaching assistantships and fellowships.
The photo faculty—Doug DuBois, Laura Heyman, Yasser Aggour and Susannah Sayle—is a diverse group of working artists who have a comprehensive knowledge of contemporary photography and are experienced in documentary, video, conceptual and performance art, as well as curatorial practices.
Our facilities include lighting studios with digital capture, digital editing, Imacon film scanners, and archival inkjet printing, as well as traditional black-and-white darkrooms capable of processing and printing large-format film up to 8×10 inches. The equipment cage contains a wide variety of cameras, including 35mm, 6x7cm and 4×5 film cameras; 5D, DX and FX DSLRs for still and video capture; as well as portable strobes and continuous lighting kits.
MFA candidates also have membership at Light Work/Community Darkrooms. Its facilities include digital editing, high-end film scanning, and mural-sized archival inkjet printing up to 60 inches wide.
MFA candidates have the opportunity to visit and participate in exhibitions at a number of internationally recognized venues, including the Everson Museum, SUArt Galleries, and Urban Video Project. In addition, students have the opportunity to study abroad in numerous off-campus programs, including courses in Prague, Berlin, London, New York City, and Los Angeles.
Applications for Fall 2014 admission to our MFA program are now available online.
The final deadline for applications is February 1.
Visiting Artists：
An-My Lê
Collier Schorr
Jason Fulford
Shimon Attie
Alec Soth
Leigh Ledare
Elinor Carucci
Penelope Umbrico
Jörg M. Colberg
Kelly Reichardt
Susan Meiselas
Zoe Strauss
Carrie Mae Weems
David Ross
Sam Falls
Mitch Epstein
John Gossage
Arnold Kemp
Peter Galassi
Jackie Nickerson
Deana Lawson
Students also benefit from our close affiliation with Light Work, a world-class, artist-run photography institution housed on the Syracuse University campus. Between the contemporary programing at Light Work and our visiting artist program, our students receive mentoring from some of the art world’s leading artists and curators.
Graduate students admitted to the program benefit from substantial financial assistance. Admitted MFA applicants receive 13,000 USD or more in scholarships per year of study, bringing student tuition costs to approximately 10,000 USD a year. In addition to these awards, many of our students receive teaching assistantships and fellowships.
The photo faculty—Doug DuBois, Laura Heyman, Yasser Aggour and Susannah Sayle—is a diverse group of working artists who have a comprehensive knowledge of contemporary photography and are experienced in documentary, video, conceptual and performance art, as well as curatorial practices.
Our facilities include lighting studios with digital capture, digital editing, Imacon film scanners, and archival inkjet printing, as well as traditional black-and-white darkrooms capable of processing and printing large-format film up to 8×10 inches. The equipment cage contains a wide variety of cameras, including 35mm, 6x7cm and 4×5 film cameras; 5D, DX and FX DSLRs for still and video capture; as well as portable strobes and continuous lighting kits.
MFA candidates also have membership at Light Work/Community Darkrooms. Its facilities include digital editing, high-end film scanning, and mural-sized archival inkjet printing up to 60 inches wide.
MFA candidates have the opportunity to visit and participate in exhibitions at a number of internationally recognized venues, including the Everson Museum, SUArt Galleries, and Urban Video Project. In addition, students have the opportunity to study abroad in numerous off-campus programs, including courses in Prague, Berlin, London, New York City, and Los Angeles.
Applications for Fall 2014 admission to our MFA program are now available online.
The final deadline for applications is February 1.
Visiting Artists：
An-My Lê
Collier Schorr
Jason Fulford
Shimon Attie
Alec Soth
Leigh Ledare
Elinor Carucci
Penelope Umbrico
Jörg M. Colberg
Kelly Reichardt
Susan Meiselas
Zoe Strauss
Carrie Mae Weems
David Ross
Sam Falls
Mitch Epstein
John Gossage
Arnold Kemp
Peter Galassi
Jackie Nickerson
Deana Lawson
2013年12月10日 星期二
Columbia College Chicago 芝加哥－哥倫比亞學院 跨域所: call for applications for Interdisciplinary Book & Paper Arts MFA Program
Columbia College Chicago – Interdisciplinary Arts
Department跨域所
Interdisciplinary Book &
Paper Arts MFA Program
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Application deadline: January 15, 2014
Columbia College ChicagoInterdisciplinary Arts Department
916 S. Wabash Avenue Suite 203Chicago, Illinois 60625www.colum.edu/interarts
The Interdisciplinary Book & Paper Arts MFA program within the
Interdisciplinary Arts Department at Columbia College Chicago promotes
understanding of hand papermaking, printmaking and the book arts as
artistic media with application in cultural discourse, community building
and collaborative practice. The coursework integrates both technical and
conceptual considerations and encourages experimentation with new media,
performance, and installation.
Professional practice This program encourages students to create a body of work that reflects the complexity of their world. They are asked to consider the context for that work—who is the audience, where will it be seen, how will it be presented? The emphasis on both creative practice and professional practice gives students an advantage—to become innovative practitioners and sophisticated professionals who understand how to position themselves in the contemporary art landscape. World-class facilities Our graduate program is taught within the internationally recognized Center for Book & Paper Arts that hosts numerous events, exhibitions, workshops, artist residencies and the publication of the Journal of Artist Books (JAB). Most recently, Columbia College transformed a 20,000-square-foot lot in downtown Chicago into the Papermaker's Garden—an innovative space for creative research where our students can learn how to nurture their own plants for hand papermaking. Hybrid practice The Interdisciplinary Arts Department has three graduate degrees; we encourage students to embrace the permeable nature of our programs to investigate a vast array of department offerings including studio courses in video, electronics, sound, interaction, performance, installation, and creative writing, and theory/practice courses addressing topics such as autobiographical art, the body, visual narratives, and art+science collaborations. Visiting artists The classroom and studio experience for Book & Paper Arts MFA students is enriched by a Visiting Artist program that allows for meaningful interaction through seminars, workshops, lectures, and individual critiques with internationally renowned practitioners. Recent visiting artists include Laura Anderson Barbata, Timothy Barrett, Zoe Beloff, Tania Brughera, Julie Chen, Guillermo Gomez-Pena, Eungie Joo, Daniel Kelm, Amos Kennedy, Alison Knowles, Ligorano/Reese, Lucy Lippard, Mary Lucier, Christina McPhee, Bill Viola, Paul Wong, Trevor Paglen, Triple Canopy, Andrea Polli, Bob Stein, Chris Salter, and Pamela Z. Learn more Visit the Interdisciplinary Arts website,
or visit the college admissions website.
ContactInterdisciplinary Book & Paper Arts MFA Program DirectorMel Potter: mpotter@colum.edu Application deadline January 15, 2014 |
Pratt Institute MFA in Digital Arts 數位藝術: now accepting applications for fall 2014
據說是美國東部學校排名第二的數位科系～
Pratt Institute
MFA in Digital Arts:
now accepting applications for fall 2014
Application deadline: January 5
Pratt Institute
Office of Admissions
200 Willoughby Ave
Brooklyn, New York 11205
T +1 800 331 0834 admissions@pratt.edu
www.pratt.edu
Pratt Institute’s MFA in Digital Arts, ranked #2 of the East Coast colleges by Animation Career Review, is a 60-credit degree program in which students are immediately engaged in the creation of artwork utilizing digital technologies. Students choose from concentrations in interactive arts, digital animation and motion arts, and digital imaging. Students also have the option to pursue a dual degree in Digital Arts/Information and Library Science with Pratt’s School of Information and Library Science.
Within the context of new media, students use critical thinking, creative problem solving, technical facility, and conceptual skills to develop a sophisticated body of work. Pratt’s Digital Arts students graduate with the personal vision and skill to be highly successful after graduation.
The graduate digital arts program is housed in Myrtle Hall, a new Leed Gold Certified, green, state-of-the facility on Pratt’s beautifully landscaped 25-acre campus in Brooklyn, New York. The new facility is complete with nine state-of-the-art digital studios/classrooms, a digital arts resource center, digital commons flex-space, high-speed fiber-channel network, traditional animation facilities, audio recording studio, dedicated green screen facility, graduate studio spaces, 2-D/3-D printers and production facility, and a mediated digital arts gallery.
Applying: View admissions requirements
Scholarships: Graduate scholarships are available to incoming domestic and international students based on merit and are awarded upon acceptance. All students will be considered for scholarships. No application is necessary.
Request Information: Join our mailing list to receive a full-color catalog filled with student work, curricula, and more.
Pratt Institute is ranked among the top design schools by BusinessWeek and DesignIntelligence and is one of the world’s leading colleges of art, design, and architecture, offering many highly ranked programs from which to choose in its Schools of Architecture, Art and Design, Information and Library Science, and Liberal Arts and Sciences. Pratt is an ideal choice for graduate study with a world-renowned faculty of practicing professionals; two campuses with state-of-the-arts facilities—a beautifully landscaped, 25-acre main campus in Brooklyn and a Manhattan campus in a seven-story, renovated, historic building in Chelsea; on-campus housing as well as athletic and dining facilities; and easy access to the arts and culture capital of the world—New York City.
2013年12月9日 星期一
Call for applications at UC Davis 加州大學Davis分校: High-Residency MFA Program in Studio Art
University of California, Davis
Call for applications: High-Residency MFA Program in Studio Art
Application Deadline for fall 2014 admission:
January 15,
2014
University of California, Davis
加州大學Davis分校
Art & Art History Department1 Shields AvenueDavis, CA 95616-8528
T +1 530 752 0105
artstudio.ucdavis.edu
University of California, Davis
加州大學Davis分校
Art & Art History Department1 Shields AvenueDavis, CA 95616-8528
T +1 530 752 0105
artstudio.ucdavis.edu
May Wilson, Suspicion of
Objects, Sculpture, MFA 2013. Photo by Rachel Gelenius.
The Master of Fine Arts degree in Art Studio at UC Davis offers a
unique opportunity for study across a wide range of visual arts. The focus
is to hone artistic and perceptive abilities, build technical skills, and
foster intellectual development for individual students in their pursuit of
careers as practicing artists. Students are strongly encouraged to explore
whatever medium best serves their expressive needs. The Art Department has
facilities for drawing, ceramic/clay sculpture, painting, photography,
printmaking, video, and sculpture (we do not have a foundry). Graduate
students are also given large, individual studios on campus, which are
located near the main art building with 24/7 access.
In keeping with the mission of the University of California, tuition is very accessible and out-of-state students receive support to offset their expenses. Art Studio helps to financially support the education of its graduate students through generous Art Studio Fellowships and competitive awards endowed by Mary Lou Osborn, Robert Arneson, Fay Nelson, Freemon Gadberry, and The Nelson Artfriends. Students may also apply for university support through Graduate Studies Travel Awards, Davis Humanities Fellowships, and Consortium for Women and Research Awards. UC Davis participates in The Headlands Graduate Fellow Award program that supports year-long artist's residencies for recent M.F.A. graduates at the Headlands Center for the Arts. Some of our recent students have won nationally competitive graduate fellowships from The Dedalus Foundation and The Joan Mitchell Foundation. Graduate students also have the opportunity to work with the faculty as teaching assistants and as instructor of record as Associate Instructors. These positions come with pay and full tuition support.
The entire Art Studio faculty shares responsibility for the graduate program and teaches both graduate and undergraduate courses. The faculty represents a diversity of approaches across all disciplines. The faculty is available to all graduate students for one-on-one studio visits throughout the year and participate in all formal reviews.
Faculty include Tom Bills, Robin Hill, Darrin Martin, Hearne Pardee, Lucy Puls, Annabeth Rosen, Youngsuk Suh, and Gina Werfel.
MFA students in the Art Department are linked with the Art History, Cinema and Technocultural Studies, Music, and Performing Studies programs on campus. Visiting artists to all of these programs and to the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts on campus are an integrated and essential part of study. The university is an unparalleled resource in all disciplines of research to broaden and deepen the work of an artist. The Art Studio MFA program also includes a lively Visiting Lecture Series, which includes presentations and graduate critiques with artists. Among the past lecturers are Phong Bui, Joan Jonas, Gregory Amenoff, Mary Lucier, Robert Storr, Vito Acconci, Ken Johnson, Jed Perl, Fred Tomaselli, Kalup Linzy, Terry Winters, Larry Rinder, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, Rochelle Feinstein, Dana Schutz, Ryan Trecartin, and Shana Moulton.
UC Davis is located about an hour's drive from Berkeley, Oakland and San Francisco; a six-hour drive from Los Angeles; a two-hour drive from the ocean and equidistant from Lake Tahoe. Davis is situated on the floor of the Sacramento Valley, hot and dry in the summer and cool and rainy in the winter and is surrounded by fruit and nut tree orchards. Napa and Sonoma are close at hand.
In keeping with the mission of the University of California, tuition is very accessible and out-of-state students receive support to offset their expenses. Art Studio helps to financially support the education of its graduate students through generous Art Studio Fellowships and competitive awards endowed by Mary Lou Osborn, Robert Arneson, Fay Nelson, Freemon Gadberry, and The Nelson Artfriends. Students may also apply for university support through Graduate Studies Travel Awards, Davis Humanities Fellowships, and Consortium for Women and Research Awards. UC Davis participates in The Headlands Graduate Fellow Award program that supports year-long artist's residencies for recent M.F.A. graduates at the Headlands Center for the Arts. Some of our recent students have won nationally competitive graduate fellowships from The Dedalus Foundation and The Joan Mitchell Foundation. Graduate students also have the opportunity to work with the faculty as teaching assistants and as instructor of record as Associate Instructors. These positions come with pay and full tuition support.
The entire Art Studio faculty shares responsibility for the graduate program and teaches both graduate and undergraduate courses. The faculty represents a diversity of approaches across all disciplines. The faculty is available to all graduate students for one-on-one studio visits throughout the year and participate in all formal reviews.
Faculty include Tom Bills, Robin Hill, Darrin Martin, Hearne Pardee, Lucy Puls, Annabeth Rosen, Youngsuk Suh, and Gina Werfel.
MFA students in the Art Department are linked with the Art History, Cinema and Technocultural Studies, Music, and Performing Studies programs on campus. Visiting artists to all of these programs and to the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts on campus are an integrated and essential part of study. The university is an unparalleled resource in all disciplines of research to broaden and deepen the work of an artist. The Art Studio MFA program also includes a lively Visiting Lecture Series, which includes presentations and graduate critiques with artists. Among the past lecturers are Phong Bui, Joan Jonas, Gregory Amenoff, Mary Lucier, Robert Storr, Vito Acconci, Ken Johnson, Jed Perl, Fred Tomaselli, Kalup Linzy, Terry Winters, Larry Rinder, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, Rochelle Feinstein, Dana Schutz, Ryan Trecartin, and Shana Moulton.
UC Davis is located about an hour's drive from Berkeley, Oakland and San Francisco; a six-hour drive from Los Angeles; a two-hour drive from the ocean and equidistant from Lake Tahoe. Davis is situated on the floor of the Sacramento Valley, hot and dry in the summer and cool and rainy in the winter and is surrounded by fruit and nut tree orchards. Napa and Sonoma are close at hand.
2013年12月7日 星期六
Master of Fine Arts at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) 波士頓美術館學院
School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) 波士頓美術館學院
Call for applications:
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School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
230 The Fenway Boston, MA 02115 smfa.edu 
Both rigorous and highly selective, the Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
program will prepare you for a career as a professional artist. Artistic
innovation and creativity are fundamental qualities that are highly
transferable to wider areas of society. The curriculum integrates practical
and critical skills across diverse media and disciplines; you'll hone your
practice through individual innovation, creative collaborations, informal
mentorships, and academic discourse. MFA students are enrolled at both SMFA
and Tufts University, and graduate in two years with an MFA degree from
Tufts.
Key aspects of the program: – A varied curriculum that integrates practical and critical skills across diverse media and disciplines. – Professional development including a contemporary art seminar (CAP), graduate group critiques, individual meetings with graduate advisors, and the support of Career Services. – Teaching opportunities and the ability to apply for outside exhibitions and grants, including SMFA Travel Grants. – Distinguished visiting faculty and guest artists, including Tran Loung (Performance), Ginna Stewart (Sculpture), Dawit Petros (Photography), Barnaby Furnas (Painting), and Daniel Rich (Painting). In this unique program, you will complete 60 credits, including studio art, four graduate seminars, two art history courses, and two academic electives at the upper or graduate level at Tufts University. You'll also have your own semi-private studio space and access to the School's faculty and facilities. Applications are now being accepted at smfa.edu/apply.
To learn more, contact SMFA Admissions at
+1 617 369 3626 or email admissions@smfa.edu. |
2013年12月5日 星期四
University of Pennsylvania: Penn MFA 賓州大學– call for applications
University of Pennsylvania
Penn MFA – call for applications
Application deadline – January 14, 2014
The Master of Fine Arts program at the University of
Pennsylvania is focused on the professional development of visual artists.
Through workshops, seminar courses, international residency opportunities
and interactions with curators, writers and artists, the program provides
an open framework to foster independent methods of artistic research. In
addition to seminars within the Fine Arts department, graduate students are
encouraged to pursue topics of science and the humanities through an
impressive selection of courses offered across the university.
PennDesign offers a range of tuition fellowships to recognize the merit and diversity of applicants to the program. Teaching Assistantships are offered to all incoming students. In addition, several students engage in Research Assistantships, working directly with the faculty on exhibition projects, or participate in a program through which they develop a syllabus and teach a foundation-level studio course at Penn.
MFA Program Faculty
Terry Adkins, Nancy Davenport, Matt Freedman, Ken Lum, Virgil Marti, Joshua Mosley, Orkan Telhan, Jackie Tileston
MFA Program Senior Critics 2013-14
Carlos Basualdo, Michael Brenson, Amanda Ross Ho, Nina Katchadourian, Yasmil Raymond, Alexi Worth
Visiting artists
Sharon Hayes, Dawoud Bey, Not Vital, Wael Shawky, Allora and Calzadilla, Mary Reid Kelley, Molly Zuckerman-Hartung, Barnaby Furnas, Tim Davis, Alfredo Jaar, Jon Kessler, Fia Backström, Paul Chan, Wendy White, Steffani Jemison, Jules de Balincourt, Leslie Hewitt, Hamza Walker, Kota Ezawa, Spencer Finch, Stefan Sagmeister, Diana Cooper, Charlene Von Heyl, Moyra Davey, Matthew Day Jackson, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Anne Chu, Theaster Gates, Barnaby Furnas, Kamrooz Aram, Rick Lowe, Matthew Monahan, David Salle, Mika Rottenberg, Josiah McElheny, Stan Douglas, Amy Franceschini, Charles Atlas, Gary Hill, David Humphrey, Oron Catts
Application deadline – January 14, 2014
PennDesign offers a range of tuition fellowships to recognize the merit and diversity of applicants to the program. Teaching Assistantships are offered to all incoming students. In addition, several students engage in Research Assistantships, working directly with the faculty on exhibition projects, or participate in a program through which they develop a syllabus and teach a foundation-level studio course at Penn.
MFA Program Faculty
Terry Adkins, Nancy Davenport, Matt Freedman, Ken Lum, Virgil Marti, Joshua Mosley, Orkan Telhan, Jackie Tileston
MFA Program Senior Critics 2013-14
Carlos Basualdo, Michael Brenson, Amanda Ross Ho, Nina Katchadourian, Yasmil Raymond, Alexi Worth
Visiting artists
Sharon Hayes, Dawoud Bey, Not Vital, Wael Shawky, Allora and Calzadilla, Mary Reid Kelley, Molly Zuckerman-Hartung, Barnaby Furnas, Tim Davis, Alfredo Jaar, Jon Kessler, Fia Backström, Paul Chan, Wendy White, Steffani Jemison, Jules de Balincourt, Leslie Hewitt, Hamza Walker, Kota Ezawa, Spencer Finch, Stefan Sagmeister, Diana Cooper, Charlene Von Heyl, Moyra Davey, Matthew Day Jackson, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Anne Chu, Theaster Gates, Barnaby Furnas, Kamrooz Aram, Rick Lowe, Matthew Monahan, David Salle, Mika Rottenberg, Josiah McElheny, Stan Douglas, Amy Franceschini, Charles Atlas, Gary Hill, David Humphrey, Oron Catts
Application deadline – January 14, 2014
Download the
PennMFA
Program Catalog
To schedule a visit or for program inquires, contact mfa@design.upenn.edu or +1 215 898 8374 www.design.upenn.edu/fine-arts/graduate
Columbia University School of the Arts 紐約哥倫比亞大學藝術學院：Interdepartmental Sound Arts 跨部門的聲音藝術 MFA Program
Columbia University School of the Arts
Call for applications: Interdepartmental Sound Arts 跨部門的聲音藝術 MFA Program
Application deadline: January 15, 2014
Columbia University School of the ArtsOffice of Admissions & Financial Aid
305 Dodge Hall, MC 1808
2960 Broadway
New York, NY 10027
T +1 212 854 2134
admissions-arts@columbia.edu
arts.columbia.edu
Columbia University School of the ArtsOffice of Admissions & Financial Aid
305 Dodge Hall, MC 1808
2960 Broadway
New York, NY 10027
T +1 212 854 2134
admissions-arts@columbia.edu
arts.columbia.edu
We are thrilled to announce the new Sound
Arts MFA program offered by the School of the Arts in
association with the Department of Music and the Computer Music Center.
Applications are now being accepted.
Columbia University has been at the helm of sound
innovation for over fifty years with faculty specializing in composition,
improvisation, installation, sculpture, electronic music, acoustics, music
cognition and software development. Sound Arts students work closely with
faculty from Composition, Ethnomusicology, the Computer Music Center, and
Visual Arts, and have access to production facilities and equipment
including a recording studio, rehearsal room, electronics lab and wood,
metal and ceramics shops.
Prospective students with a deep
engagement with sound as medium and a desire to join a diverse community of
artists and musicians are encouraged to apply. The application deadline is
January 15, 2014.
Please contact
the School of the Arts Admissions Office at admissions-arts@columbia.edu for
more information, or visit the Sound Arts website.
2013年12月4日 星期三
NYU 紐約大學 Steinhardt: ART： Call for Applications
New York University (NYU) 紐約大學
Call for Applications @ NYU Steinhardt: ART
Department of Art and Art Professions
New York University (NYU)
Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
34 Stuyvesant Street
New York, NY 10003
T +1 212 998 5700
www.steinhardt.nyu.edu/art
New York University (NYU)
Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
34 Stuyvesant Street
New York, NY 10003
T +1 212 998 5700
www.steinhardt.nyu.edu/art
Located in New York's East Village, NYU Steinhardt's Department of Art
and Art Professions serves as a vibrant site for artistic experimentation
and intellectual exchange. The Department draws upon a faculty of acclaimed
artists, scholars, and critics, offering programs and courses that
integrate technical skills with theoretical understanding within the
context of a world-class university setting.
New York City's galleries, museums, schools, studios, and performance
spaces are an integral part of NYU's campus, as are the university's vast
intellectual and academic resources.
B.F.A. and M.F.A.
programs in Studio Art are interdisciplinary, and combine cultural theory
with studio courses and facilities in painting, sculpture, photography,
digital art and design, video, ceramics, and metalsmithing.
The Department's M.A. programs include Visual Arts Administration and Art Therapy. We offer an M.A. in Costume Studies, along with a dual-degree opportunity in Costume Studies and Library Science. We offer three Art + Education M.A. programs, including a new degree in Art, Education, and Community Practice.
The Department's M.A. programs include Visual Arts Administration and Art Therapy. We offer an M.A. in Costume Studies, along with a dual-degree opportunity in Costume Studies and Library Science. We offer three Art + Education M.A. programs, including a new degree in Art, Education, and Community Practice.
B.F.A. Studio Art: January 1, 2014
M.F.A. Studio Art: January 15, 2014
M.A. Visual Arts Administration: January 6, 2014
M.A. Art + Education Programs: February 1, 2014
M.A. Costume Studies Programs: February 1, 2014
M.A. Art Therapy: February 1, 2014
Parsons Graduate programs: call for applications
Parsons The School of Design
Graduate programs seeking applicants
Deadline for priority scholarship, fall 2014: January 10,
2014
Parsons Graduate Information SessionWednesday December 11, 6–7:30pm
The New School, Wollman Hall
65 W 11th Street, 5th Floor
New York City
Register
www.newschool.edu/parsons
Parsons Graduate Information SessionWednesday December 11, 6–7:30pm
The New School, Wollman Hall
65 W 11th Street, 5th Floor
New York City
Register
www.newschool.edu/parsons
Art and design professionals in the 21st century must navigate a fluid
and networked global culture. Parsons prepares its graduates for this
rapidly evolving world by offering a range of cross-disciplinary graduate
programs that place advanced studio practice and research at their
center.
Master of Architecture (MArch)This three-year NAAB-accredited program combines contemporary studio practice with design history and theory, technology, and representation. Students are prepared to enter the professional architecture community and contribute to the shaping of a constructed world.
MFA Design and TechnologyToday's designer faces two fundamental challenges: the expanding influence of design within society and the growing role of technology within design. The MFA in Design and Technology provides a lively and dynamic environment for students to use design research, processes, applied theory, and writing to address these challenges. Launching at Parsons Paris in fall 2014.
MS Design and Urban EcologiesThis program radically reframes the study of cities. Through research and fieldwork, students gain a broad understanding of the forces that influence urban growth and development. Working in multidisciplinary teams, they design processes for urban transformation.
MA Design StudiesDrawing on the breadth and depth of expertise in design theory and practice at Parsons, this program focuses on project-based analysis and provides opportunities to explore design as both a field of scholarly research and an agent of social change.
MFA Fashion Design and SocietyBoth interdisciplinary and international in scope, this academy for advanced studies in fashion design trains a small group of world-class designers. Innovative and progressive, the program offers students the opportunity to make substantive contributions to the field of fashion design.
MA Fashion StudiesStudents in this groundbreaking program explore fashion through research and cultural analysis, examining it as object, image, text, practice, theory, and concept—and developing a critical understanding of fashion's complex global intersections with identities, histories, and cultures in the contemporary world.
MFA Fine ArtsStudents in the MFA in Fine Arts program acquire a comprehensive understanding of both the material elements that compose artworks and the ideas that make them meaningful. Students have access to exhibition venues in New York City and to fellowships and residencies through faculty and institutional networks.
MA History of Decorative Arts and DesignOffered jointly with the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, this program focuses on the stylistic, historical, and theoretical contexts of European and American decorative arts and design from the Renaissance to the present. Launching at Parsons Paris in fall 2014.
MFA Interior DesignThis program builds on 100 years of Parsons' history and leadership in the field of interior design and offers links to other Parsons graduate programs in architecture, product design, and lighting design. A three-year double major with an MFA in Interior Design and Lighting Design is also offered.
MFA Lighting DesignThe only graduate lighting program to emphasize the values of both design and civic responsibility, Parsons MFA Lighting Design program examines the relationships between theory, technical application, energy conservation, and social and environmental factors in both electric and natural light. A three-year double major with an MFA in Interior Design and Lighting Design is also offered.
MArch/MFA Lighting Design Dual DegreeStudents pursuing the MArch and MFA in Lighting Design as a dual degree to expand their knowledge of form, program, site, materials, and the role of lighting in structure.
MFA PhotographyThe graduate photography program functions as a 21st-century studio and think tank. Students are encouraged to develop their individual vision in a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment.
MS Strategic Design and ManagementThis rigorous industry-focused program prepares managers to launch and lead design process-driven organizations in our complex global economy. The curriculum combines business seminars and design courses. It can be completed entirely on campus in New York City or online with on-campus studies. Launching at Parsons Paris in fall 2014.
MA Theories of Urban PracticeThis research-driven, interdisciplinary graduate program prepares students to guide the transformation of cities as strategic leaders of community groups, foundations, educational institutions, think tanks, public agencies, private firms, and global networks of collaborative practices.
MFA Transdisciplinary DesignWorking in interdisciplinary teams, students address pressing social issues using new ideas, tools, and methods. They gain insights from industry leaders and emerge with a portfolio of projects showcasing design as a process for transforming the way we live in the 21st century.
Graduate Certificate in Design BusinessThis new graduate certificate program consists of six courses in design management, business, innovation, and leadership that address issues confronting design-intensive and creative industries.
Visit Parsons The New School for Design to learn more about these and other offerings.
Parsons is part of The New School, a leading university in New York City. Visit the Academics page for a comprehensive list of offerings at The New School.
Master of Architecture (MArch)This three-year NAAB-accredited program combines contemporary studio practice with design history and theory, technology, and representation. Students are prepared to enter the professional architecture community and contribute to the shaping of a constructed world.
MFA Design and TechnologyToday's designer faces two fundamental challenges: the expanding influence of design within society and the growing role of technology within design. The MFA in Design and Technology provides a lively and dynamic environment for students to use design research, processes, applied theory, and writing to address these challenges. Launching at Parsons Paris in fall 2014.
MS Design and Urban EcologiesThis program radically reframes the study of cities. Through research and fieldwork, students gain a broad understanding of the forces that influence urban growth and development. Working in multidisciplinary teams, they design processes for urban transformation.
MA Design StudiesDrawing on the breadth and depth of expertise in design theory and practice at Parsons, this program focuses on project-based analysis and provides opportunities to explore design as both a field of scholarly research and an agent of social change.
MFA Fashion Design and SocietyBoth interdisciplinary and international in scope, this academy for advanced studies in fashion design trains a small group of world-class designers. Innovative and progressive, the program offers students the opportunity to make substantive contributions to the field of fashion design.
MA Fashion StudiesStudents in this groundbreaking program explore fashion through research and cultural analysis, examining it as object, image, text, practice, theory, and concept—and developing a critical understanding of fashion's complex global intersections with identities, histories, and cultures in the contemporary world.
MFA Fine ArtsStudents in the MFA in Fine Arts program acquire a comprehensive understanding of both the material elements that compose artworks and the ideas that make them meaningful. Students have access to exhibition venues in New York City and to fellowships and residencies through faculty and institutional networks.
MA History of Decorative Arts and DesignOffered jointly with the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, this program focuses on the stylistic, historical, and theoretical contexts of European and American decorative arts and design from the Renaissance to the present. Launching at Parsons Paris in fall 2014.
MFA Interior DesignThis program builds on 100 years of Parsons' history and leadership in the field of interior design and offers links to other Parsons graduate programs in architecture, product design, and lighting design. A three-year double major with an MFA in Interior Design and Lighting Design is also offered.
MFA Lighting DesignThe only graduate lighting program to emphasize the values of both design and civic responsibility, Parsons MFA Lighting Design program examines the relationships between theory, technical application, energy conservation, and social and environmental factors in both electric and natural light. A three-year double major with an MFA in Interior Design and Lighting Design is also offered.
MArch/MFA Lighting Design Dual DegreeStudents pursuing the MArch and MFA in Lighting Design as a dual degree to expand their knowledge of form, program, site, materials, and the role of lighting in structure.
MFA PhotographyThe graduate photography program functions as a 21st-century studio and think tank. Students are encouraged to develop their individual vision in a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment.
MS Strategic Design and ManagementThis rigorous industry-focused program prepares managers to launch and lead design process-driven organizations in our complex global economy. The curriculum combines business seminars and design courses. It can be completed entirely on campus in New York City or online with on-campus studies. Launching at Parsons Paris in fall 2014.
MA Theories of Urban PracticeThis research-driven, interdisciplinary graduate program prepares students to guide the transformation of cities as strategic leaders of community groups, foundations, educational institutions, think tanks, public agencies, private firms, and global networks of collaborative practices.
MFA Transdisciplinary DesignWorking in interdisciplinary teams, students address pressing social issues using new ideas, tools, and methods. They gain insights from industry leaders and emerge with a portfolio of projects showcasing design as a process for transforming the way we live in the 21st century.
Graduate Certificate in Design BusinessThis new graduate certificate program consists of six courses in design management, business, innovation, and leadership that address issues confronting design-intensive and creative industries.
Visit Parsons The New School for Design to learn more about these and other offerings.
Parsons is part of The New School, a leading university in New York City. Visit the Academics page for a comprehensive list of offerings at The New School.
[公告] 教育部103年留學獎學金
教育部103年留學獎學金:
2013-12-04
教育部為厚植國家實力，加強我國優秀青年國際經驗，並獎助弱勢族群學子申請出國留學，特設置「留學獎學金」，鼓勵國內優秀青年赴國外（不含大陸及港、澳地區）知名大學校院攻讀學位。一、獎學金說明：
1. 留學國別及領域別不限(一般生除「藝術學群」、「建築、規劃與設計學群」得攻讀碩士或博士學位外，其餘學群以攻讀博士學位為限)。
2. 獎學金：一般生每人每年美金16,000元、特殊生每人每年美金30,000元。
二、申請甄試方式：
1. 申請資格：
具中華民國身分，並在國內公立或私立專科以上學校畢業者、或國內大專校院在校生能提大學在學期間1年級至3年級全部學年成績證明文件者。
2. 報名方式
(1)採線上報名，並掛號信郵寄、快遞、親送相關申請文件。
(2)線上報名於103年1月17日起至103年2月19日中午12:00止。
(3)文件請於103年2月21日下午17:00以前以掛號郵寄達「24299新莊郵局第1-149號信箱(P.O.BOX.1-149 SINJHUANG, TAIPEI COUNTY 24299, TAIWAN R.O.C.)－教育部委託辦理獎學金專案報名組收(留學獎學金甄試)」，或快遞/親送至「新北市新莊區中正路510號聖言樓4樓」-輔仁大學資訊中心 收。
(4)報名費為新臺幣1000元整，至便利商店或郵局繳費並將繳費單影本貼於報名表後。
三、其他參考資料：https://www.scholarship.moe.gov.tw/
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來文獎學金說明2013年12月3日 星期二
California College of the Arts：Graduate programs: call for applications
California College of the Arts (CCA) 加州藝術學院（舊金山）
is a distinguished leader in the fields of art, architecture, design, and writing education. Our 12 graduate programs, all based on our San Francisco campus, are now accepting applications for the fall 2014 incoming class.
Application deadline: January 5, 2014
California College of the ArtsOffice of Graduate Admissions
1111 Eighth Street
San Francisco, CA 94107-2247
cca.edu/admissions/grad
CCA offers graduate programs in:
–Architecture (MArch)
–Advanced Architectural Design (MAAD, a post-professional degree)
–Comics (MFA)
–Curatorial Practice (MA)
–Design (MFA)
–Design Strategy (MBA)
–Film (MFA)
–Fine Arts (MFA)
–Public Policy Design (MBA)
–Strategic Foresight (MBA)
–Visual and Critical Studies (MA)
–Writing (MFA)
CCA also offers various dual-degree options, combining MA and MFA or MBA and MFA.
Rooted in contemporary practice, CCA's graduate programs provide fertile ground for research, experimentation, and exploration. They encourage interdisciplinary study, theoretical rigor, and deep critical thinking. The curriculum emphasizes the study of contemporary practice and theory, coupled with intensive group and individualized critiques. Students in all programs enjoy access to excellent facilities.
Our graduate students form a strong, interconnected community. Faculty members are active practitioners in their respective fields, connecting students to a wide professional network. Situated in the San Francisco Bay area, one of the world's most progressive creative and technological centers, students are able to leverage the area's innovative spirit, making meaningful professional connections that will be of lasting value throughout their careers. Many of the programs enhance their curricular offerings by engaging with outside cultural institutions, companies, organizations, and communities.
Making the cost of graduate study manageable is crucial to CCA's mission. Financial aid is available to qualified US citizens and permanent residents. Eligible applicants should, in conjunction with their CCA application, file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) starting January 1, 2014. CCA's federal school code is 001127.
Application requirements differ by program. Find them, along with CCA's online application, at cca.edu/admissions/grad.
About California College of the Arts
Founded in 1907, California College of the Arts (CCA) offers 22 undergraduate and 12 graduate programs in the areas of fine arts, architecture, design, and writing. The college offers BFA, BA, MFA, MA, MBA, BArch, MArch, and MAAD degrees. It has campuses in San Francisco and Oakland, and currently enrolls 1,950 full-time students. CCA students are encouraged to work in an interdisciplinary manner, undertaking projects and collaborations with students in other majors and engaging with outside communities.
Noted alumni include the artists Nathan Oliveira, Jules de Balincourt, Robert Arneson, Robert Bechtle, Viola Frey, and Peter Voulkos; the Oscar-winning filmmaker Audrey Marrs; the illustrator Tomie de Paola; the conceptual artists Harrell Fletcher, David Ireland, and Dennis Oppenheim; and the designers Lucille Tenazas, Michael Vanderbyl, and Gary Hutton. For more information about CCA, visit cca.edu.
2013年11月28日 星期四
Studio Art Centers International (SACI), Florence： MFA in Studio Art (painting or drawing), MFA in Photography
攝影的MFA學程～～ 佛羅倫斯，意大利～
Studio Art Centers International (SACI)
in Florence, Italy
in Florence, Italy
Application and scholarship deadline: March 15, 2014
Studio Art Centers International (SACI), Florence
SACI Admissions Office
50 Broad Street, Suite 1617
New York, NY 10004
T +1 212 248 7225
admissions@saci-florence.eduwww.saci-florence.edu
Studio Art Centers International (SACI), Florence
SACI Admissions Office
50 Broad Street, Suite 1617
New York, NY 10004
T +1 212 248 7225
admissions@saci-florence.eduwww.saci-florence.edu
Studio Art Centers International (SACI) in Florence, Italy, is proud to
announce that in addition to our undergraduate and post-baccalaureate
programs, students can earn an MFA degree in Studio Art (Painting or
Drawing) or Photography.
Students in SACI's MFA programs pursue a curriculum integrating practical and critical skills that encourage individual innovation, creative collaboration, mentorships, and instruction from SACI's outstanding faculty. They benefit from interaction with members of the SACI Artists Council and the Friends of SACI Council, which include established artists, photographers, critics, curators, and publishers, many of international renown.
MFA students attend SACI in Florence for two successive academic years and earn 60 credits. During their first year, under the mentorship of their selected Major Professor, they put together a program that balances independent study with classroom study. In their second year, emphasis is placed upon career options for emerging artists. Students gain practical experience as teaching assistants and their work is featured in major exhibitions in Florence.
Working in their own individual studios in a fully renovated Renaissance palazzo in the heart of Florence, students are just steps away from the great works that have drawn artists and photographers past and present to Florence to seek inspiration and develop their own pictorial language. In their graduate seminars, students explore a range of contemporary art practices, visit artists in their studios, and interview museum curators, art critics, and other significant figures in the art world. Students travel to major art sites, attend international art fairs throughout Italy, and are encouraged, through individual practice and group critiques, to explore to the fullest their potential as creative artists.
SACI is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis through March 15, 2014.For details about our MFA programs and SACI scholarships, see SACI's website, www.saci-florence.edu.
To request further information about the program, write to admissions@saci-florence.edu.
Visit the SACI Art Blog for news and events at SACI and around Florence: saci-art.com.
Students in SACI's MFA programs pursue a curriculum integrating practical and critical skills that encourage individual innovation, creative collaboration, mentorships, and instruction from SACI's outstanding faculty. They benefit from interaction with members of the SACI Artists Council and the Friends of SACI Council, which include established artists, photographers, critics, curators, and publishers, many of international renown.
MFA students attend SACI in Florence for two successive academic years and earn 60 credits. During their first year, under the mentorship of their selected Major Professor, they put together a program that balances independent study with classroom study. In their second year, emphasis is placed upon career options for emerging artists. Students gain practical experience as teaching assistants and their work is featured in major exhibitions in Florence.
Working in their own individual studios in a fully renovated Renaissance palazzo in the heart of Florence, students are just steps away from the great works that have drawn artists and photographers past and present to Florence to seek inspiration and develop their own pictorial language. In their graduate seminars, students explore a range of contemporary art practices, visit artists in their studios, and interview museum curators, art critics, and other significant figures in the art world. Students travel to major art sites, attend international art fairs throughout Italy, and are encouraged, through individual practice and group critiques, to explore to the fullest their potential as creative artists.
SACI is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis through March 15, 2014.For details about our MFA programs and SACI scholarships, see SACI's website, www.saci-florence.edu.
To request further information about the program, write to admissions@saci-florence.edu.
Visit the SACI Art Blog for news and events at SACI and around Florence: saci-art.com.
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