MAS Contemporary Art in the Arab World, Iran and Turkey 2020
University of Geneva's collaboration with the Ca 'Foscari Challenge School
The University of Geneva, through its Faculty of Humanities, contributes to the MAS Contemporary Art in the Arab World, Iran and Turkey offered by Ca'Foscari University (Venice) and its Challenge School, a school specializing in continuing education. Most of the courses therefore take place in Venice and upon their successful completion, participants will obtain a "master universitario MAP" (MAS equivalent) totaling 74 ECTS credits. The University of Geneva's collaboration with the Ca 'Foscari Challenge School highlights the work that has been done for many years in the Faculty of Humanities on modern and contemporary art in the Arab world.
The workshop "Philanthropy and Art: the Swiss Case" of the module "Management of art" will take place in Geneva.
Information
Period
1 February 2020 - 31 December 2020Language
EnglishFormat
On-siteContact
Location
Ca' Foscari University of Venice Challenge School/University of GenevaRegistration
Registration deadline
11 December 2019Fees:
€ 8400.-
Objectives
The Master’s Degree Professional Program described here aims to give students specific expertise in contemporary artistic production in the Arab world, Iran and Turkey. The course of study includes modules on curatorship, art history, art criticism, publicity and publishing.
Through an intensive course of study, students will acquire a range of skills that would assist their response to the requirements of various institutions needing specialised personnel, not just in the Middle East, but globally. Besides a strong focus on curatorship, students will also be able to explore related areas of interest, starting with a choice of internships offered by the programme. They will thus acquire a particularly versatile profile, open to further careers as described below.
Audience
Learning outcomes
Students will acquire theoretical and art historical skills (modules Global Art; Modern and Contemporary Art in the Arab world, Iran and Turkey) and practical skills in curatorship, art criticism, art writing, and arts management (modules Curatorship Theory and Practice; Art Criticism and Writing; Arts Management).
Programme
9 modules:
- Modern and contemporary art. The global perspective
- Materials and methods
- Modern art of the Arab world
- Contemporary art of the Arab world
- Modern and contemporary art of Turkey
- Modern and contemporary art of Iran
- Theory and practice of curatorship
- Art criticism and writing
- Management of art
Director(s)
Cristina TONGHINI, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Director
Silvia NAEF, University of Geneva, Scientific Co-Director
Partnership
Admission criteria
Requirements for registration:
https://www.unive.it/pag/fileadmin/user_upload/scuole/challenge/master/1...