What you’ll learn
The Advanced Course in Painting and Sculpture has a strong practical, technical, and creative component and is designed for students seeking to find meaning in choosing and structuring their own individual artistic path, grounded in the critical, aesthetic, and technological aspects of conceptual production.
The course is delivered in a face-to-face format and includes required courses (Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Visual Culture, and Final Project).
The Final Project allows students to choose to specialize in either the two-dimensional field (Painting) or the three-dimensional field (Sculpture).
The academic experience will focus on two inseparable forms of participation: the development of practical work in the workshop/studio.
Personalized guidance in building a portfolio (addressing aesthetic, formal, theoretical, and technical issues) and an exhibition process.