Develop a critical art practice in digital media. Use a research perspective to explore the relationship between technology and art, and earn an MFA degree in New York City.
The City College of New York's Art Department is pleased to announce a new Master of Fine Arts degree program in Digital and Interdisciplinary Art Practice [DIAP] to begin in September 2011. Applications for the inaugural class will be accepted online through February 1st 2011.
Students in the Digital Interdisciplinary Art Practice [DIAP] MFA Program will explore advanced strategies in digital, photographic and interdisciplinary media from a conceptually-driven and research-based perspective.
The [DIAP] MFA integrates a range of digital and interdisciplinary media within the context of contemporary art practice, encouraging critical discourse and a reevaluation of artistic practice applied to the development of works at the intersection of technology and art.
Please visit http://www.ccny.cuny.edu/diap for further details.
MFA in Digital & Interdisciplinary Art Practice
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Type: opportunity
- Location: New York
- Deadline: Feb 1 2011 at 12:00AM
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The relationship between technology and art, has moved from just using technology (for example, Photoshop-like software) to produce art to technology as a component of an art piece. Photography took a long time to be accepted as an art form. And this fact may seem strange to a lot of us now. But how many of us would really appreciate the art, now being made, where technology is like the paint on the canvas? Cultural, social and technological factors played a definite role here, if we look, at the places, where this art has flourished and are being nurtured.
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