MFA in Interdisciplinary ArtsPracticumInspired by a broad range of contemporary art practice, the low residency MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts practicum requirement allows students to explore new possibilities to live and work in the world beyond the exhibitions and performances by which Western artists conventionally present their work to an audience. The practicum is an opportunity to combine knowledge, skills, vision, and perspective within new contexts, communities, or collaborative initiatives, and in the process, enhance and expand artistic perspective.
Explore the examples below to experience the range and depth of low residency MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts student practicums.
Committing Voice: interdisciplinary art in a new millennium An interdisciplinary arts conference seeking to interrogate the notion of "expert and audience" by inviting all participants to engage in dialogue.
Sweatshop Exhibition An exhibition designed in collaboration with activist groups to display the current realities of sweatshops throughout the world.
A Day in the Life: photographic reflections from elders on life A photography class for residents of a nursing home culminating in an exhibition about their lives and their surroundings.
Bring Rocks: a community art project An outdoor amphitheater created from rocks donated by community members.
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