Art Practice 2
Postgraduate course
- ECTS credits
- 20
- Teaching semesters
- Spring
- Course code
- ART320
- Number of semesters
- 1
- Teaching language
- English.
- Resources
- Schedule
Course description
Objectives and Content
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the module, the student must demonstrate:
Knowledge
- Deepen understanding of relevant techniques and methods for own art practice
- Examine own work in relation to historical and/or contemporary practices
Skills
- Plan, carry out, exhibit, and mediate an individual or collaborative artwork as part of a group presentation
- Collaborate with fellow students on activities related to exhibition practice
General competence
- Demonstrate progress from first semester with regard to artistic work
- Demonstrate a conscious level of reflection on the field
Full-time/Part-time
Semester of Instruction
Place of Instruction
Access to the Course
Teaching and learning methods
Within the ART modules, the development of work takes place in close dialogue with the student¿s main tutor through guidance, both individual and in groups, that stimulates exploration and experimentation. Group critiques encourage students to hone their reflective and analytical skills in relation to the work of their peers.
Students submit an individual semester plan outlining goals and proposed activities. These activities must correspond to the learning objectives of the module and must be approved by the main tutor.
This semester, each student presents their practice in the context of a group seminar. The presentation must contain documentation, contextual references, and critical reflection. Students additionally contribute to a group project presented within a public context. The project is planned, mounted, and executed by the students themselves.
While emphasis is on independent development, students are encouraged to attend lectures, presentations, seminars and workshops as available.
Compulsory Assignments and Attendance
Forms of Assessment
The module uses the following forms of assessment: Portfolio/folder assessment
The folder should contain:
- Semester report; a written account of artistic development over the current semester, as well as documentation of artistic activity
- Oral semester assessment; a 45-minute conversation with the main tutor and another internal censor, which ends with the student receiving structured feedback on their own work and progression
Passed semester assessment is a prerequisite for further studies in the master's program.
Grading Scale
Assessment Semester
Course Evaluation
Programme Committee
Course Administrator
Faculty of Fine Art, Music and Design holds the administrative responsibility for the module and studyprogram.