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Painting Degree at Art Academy of Cincinnati Ohio

The contemporary practice of painting encompasses a diverse set of possibilities, ranging from the traditional to the abstract and non-objective. The painting faculty supports a community of learners who experience painting as an exciting expressive medium and who pursue technical and conceptual mastery in the discipline. We nurture your individual voice.

Students majoring in painting are taught by professional artists who maintain an active studio practice, significant depth of engagement, and a passion for the visual arts. Upon graduation, successful students are prepared to begin their careers as exhibiting artists or continue their education in graduate school.

BFA in Photography at Webster University North Florida

Technical expertise in photography is only one aspect of this emphasis.

Students also must learn to use their technical expertise for creative expression. They are expected to explore the relationship between meaningful content and technical competence in their work.

Alternatives to standard photographic procedures such as image transfers, photo-enhanced bookmaking, digital manipulation and non-silver processes are encouraged. Photography study trip destinations have included Rhode Island, Yellowstone National Park, New Mexico and Ireland.

Students pursuing a B.F.A. with an emphasis in Photography are required to complete 15 credit hours in art history, 64 credit hours in studio courses and three credit hours writing a B.F.A thesis.

Advanced standing in the B.F.A. program normally is granted after a student submits an application and has his/her work reviewed by the faculty. This process takes places one year prior to graduation.

If you plan on majoring in art, dance, music, or theatre, you must complete a portfolio review or audition as part of your application to Webster.

Individualized Major at California College Of The Arts

The Individualized Major (INDI) at CCA provides an opportunity for students to design and follow a personalized program of study. Students must write and present a proposal (e.g., “What I want to do and why I want to do it”), which must be approved.

Students also must be prepared to demonstrate that they have begun one or more bodies of interdisciplinary work, and that they are motivated and capable of working outside departmental structures.

The INDI major exists specifically for students whose work bridges media and disciplines that fall outside regular program and department structures. Students who are working in two or three closely related areas, such as drawing/printmaking/bookmaking or sculpture/wood/ceramics, do not always need to work within the INDI process. In this case, students are advised to work with departmental or area advisors.

The INDI major is meant to serve students who are truly involved with interdisciplinary or cross-disciplinary work; or conceptually based work that transcends specific media; or who are working in combinations of 2D, 3D, time-based and writing-based forms.

Before applying to the Individualized Major, students should talk to their advisor and discuss the options of pursuing interdisciplinary work within an existing major. For most students working within an existing major is the best choice.

This is an honors program and it is the student’s responsibility to:
design and propose a personal course of study
follow through in a mature self-guided manner
monitor their own progress for graduation

Admission Detail of Photography at Richland College

Welcome to Richland College Office of Admissions, Student Records and Advising and Registration Services. Richland College Admissions and Student Records personnel provide the community, students, and college employees all services and functions necessary for the support of student enrollment services. We also deliver comprehensive information needed to facilitate the application, advisement, enrollment, and graduation of all students.Admissions & Student Records Advising Center
Thunderduck Hall T-170
Phone: 972-238-6100, 6106, or 6101
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Thunderduck Hall T-180
Phone: 972-238-3767
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
NOTE: Students must be signed in 30 minutes prior to closing.

Diploma in Digital Media Design Animation at Nanyang Polytechnic

The Diploma in Digital Media Design is the most recognized prgramme in Singapore. Established in 1996, we have been pioneering Animation, Games Design, and Interative Media Design hand in hand with the Economic Development Board and the Media Development Authority. Through vigorous, high-value and industrial-relevant programmes, our graduates discover and develop their inherent talents and continue to excel upon and beyond graduation.

The fact that most of the leading positions in our field of work in Singapore are held by our graduates is a good testimony to the strength of our unique pedagogy and constantly improving programme.

What makes our programme unique and strong is the pool of excellent, dedicated lecturers who are practicing artists/professionals covering every aspect of Animation, Games Design and Interative Media. We also have an advisory committee that comprises of top figures in the industry here in Singapore. In addition, we also receive great support from the industry partners and our graduates, who constantly help us grow with their valuable feedback.