At college can 3 of my courses be art related?
I want to choose graphic design, fine art, Creative And Media Arts and ICT. i would like to know if it’s a good idea and/or if am i allowed to do so. thanks
btw i live in England if that helps
They sound very good A levels if you want to do something art related, I see no reason why you should not be allowed to do them. If you want to go to uni you need a portfolio anyway so these subjects will give you all the coursework. The only problem though could be a practical one if the timetables overlap.
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what are some of the best art colleges that offer hip-hop and breakdance courses?
I wanna go into dance like, REALLY REALLY bad, i also want to do DJing! Im having such a difficult time choosing which career i wanna partake in, im in high school and intrested in the arts! HELP me with finding out about sum colleges that offer hip-hop/breakdance courses!
i don’t think any colleges offer breakdance courses, because it is not a dance that requires any technique, so it would not be taught at a studio or in college. i don’t know of a college that teaches hip hop either, but you can learn at a ny dance studio, if you want to further your dance career though, you should take other forms of dance such as ballet and jazz, which will greatly advance your technique and dance vocabulary.
Is it a bad sign when some art colleges don’t require you to take general education courses?
I was checking out the Graphic Design program for Academy of Art University. Looking at the curriculum, it bugs me that they don’t make you take general courses, like science, communication, humanites, and I didn’t even notice a math requirement. It seems like a decent college to learn art from, but not for an overall good education.
What one of the other posters said about AAU is correct, in part. They do require gen ed classes at AAU. The difference is between a BA in art and a BFA in art. A BA will have more liberal arts requirements. A BFA is a professional degree, and is more focused on art classes.
But then he said this, and I must strongly disagree:
"FYI: Academy of Art University is regionally accredited by the Western Association (WASC) and is among the top schools of art and design (in some areas they are the top) in the United States."
He may have AAU confused with some of the other excellent art schools in California.
AAU is absolutely, positively NOT one of the top art schools in the US. They actually rank toward the bottom in terms of reputation as an overall art school. However, some of their majors are considered good. But overall, they have a pretty poor reputation in art, both in the business/art world, and in the academic world.
While they are regionally accredited, which is a very strong point in their favor, they are also open admissions, meaning that anyone who applies gets in (and this certainly influences their rep.) They do graduate decent grads in some fields, though. They way they do this is via attrition – they weed out the kids who can’t take it as the classwork goes on. So AAU can actually be a great opportunity for someone who wants to study art and who doesn’t have a portfolio ready. But if you do have a portfolio, you can probably get into some place with a stronger reputation. And if you don’t have a portfolio, you can try the Savannah College of Art and Design, which does admit some undergrad students without a portfolio, but is considered a much stronger school than AAU.
Is there any institutes or colleges providing certified courses in art and designing in Bangalore..?
I m vry much interested in drawing & designing. How can i improve these skills? Is there value for designing courses today?
Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College
Anuradha
+(91)-(80)-26614524,22422893,26675641,26604993,26566893
,26522893
(91)-(80)-26500895
jirs@vsnl.net
info@jaincollege.ac.in
www.jaincollege.ac.in
No.91/2, Dr An Krishna Rao Rd, V V Puram, Bangalore – 560004
Ken School Of Arts
Mani
+(91)-(80)-23460193
North Park Rd, Seshadripuram, Bangalore – 560020
Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath
+(91)-(80)-22261816, 22263424, 22356325
chitrakala@mantraonline.com
chitrakala@vsnl.net
www.chitrakalaparishath.org
geethanjali Education Society
Nagarathna S Murthy
+(91)-(80)-25272357
+(91)-9845349176
No.848, 1St Blk,1st Mn,Geethanjali Layout, Hal 3Rd Stage, Bangalore – 560075
Fine Art Photography Courses online?
looking for courses from experienced fine art photographers. Appreciate if someone can also add some good websites/forums to learn from too. Thanks!
a arte está no olho da pessoa
I’m a junior who’s looking for a summer camp having art courses that don’t cost a thousand bucks,are there any?
schools of that description around Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire?
I don’t live in New Hampshire, but you should check out community colleges, junior colleges, or continuing education centers around your place. Chances are you have one and they have cheap classes.
Where I live, we have a really good community college that is actually an accredited college and each course is only 150 bucks. And, on top of that, our art and music program is actually really respected.
You never know until you check it out
Which Art Institutes offer both Film and Digital Photography courses?
I know both Kansas City Art Institute and Colorado Institute of Art do, but i cant find any other ones. All of the just offer digital. Is there any others that offer both Film and Digital Photography courses?
try: http://www.dezinews.com/
Any good Universities in the UK that offer art courses?
Such as graphic design?
for graphic design, Aberty is good, Glasgow School of Art, Robert Gordon university and Edinburgh school of art, sorry only know scotland.