Painting

The painting program curriculum includes education in painting, painting technology and drawing. Students learn decoration and goldsmith’s painting techniques and modern painting-related media. Students must participate in outdoor painting classes
as well as classes in graphics, sculpture, ceramics, graphic design, multimedia, intermedia and photography. They become familiar with the history and theory of arts and painting, philosophy, theory and history of culture, marketing, art market, and psychology of creativity. They also acquire knowledge, allowing them to design and carry out cultural management and arts promotion activities.
The program is completed with an exam: master art diploma and written master thesis.
Graduates’ qualifications:
• qualifications of a painter artist, M.A., a professional artist ready to work independently;
• cultural manager organizing cultural events, festivals and exhibitions;
• major advisor, promoter of plastic arts on art market employed in galleries, museums, mass-media, and institutions dealing with promotion.