ADVANCED STUDIO
Advanced Studio
Students in Advanced Studio focus on making a ‘body of work’ for their Graduating Exhibition. Students work independantly for a minimum of six hours (preferably at the school) as well as on a one-on-one level with their advisor on a weekly basis (days/times to be arranged). In addition students participate in Advanced Studio Seminar (3 hours/week) to discuss the various issues related contemporary art as well as professional practices such as developing an artist statement. Guest mentors are invited to participate in critiques on an occasional basis. All Diploma students must complete Advanced Studio I & II to be eligible for graduation in the spring. Advanced Studio credit is nine hours per week: six hours per week of independent work time at school which will includes one-on-one consultation with faculty and three hours of class time. Recommended text: Themes of Contemporary Art (available at Amazon.ca). Prerequisites: Students need to have completed their 100 and 200 level hourly requirements or permission of the Director.
Advanced Studio courses are only offered in the Fall and Winter semesters. Studio space is of limited availability so people applying for the Advanced Studio (residency option) need to apply as soon as possible. A $500 deposit is requested by July 31st for the Fall term and December 1st for the Winter term.
Note: Students can only register in Advanced Studio in their graduation year. Advanced Studio is specifically to prepare students for their graduation show.
Fridays 10am - 1pm, Jan 11 - Apr 5, 2013
Tuition: $900.00 (108 hrs)
Tuition (with studio space): $1600.00 (108 hrs)
Danielle Hogan
