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Introduction to Fine Art at Algonquin College – Now Accepting Applications

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Wednesday, 21 July 2010 20:51

The Introduction to Fine Art program offers a one-year college certificate that familiarizes students with career and academic paths related to fine art.  Courses in painting, drawing, sculpture and print making offer hands-on studio experience.  Career workshops and a Business of Art course highlight employment opportunities aligned with fine art and practical strategies to pursue a career as a professional artist.

This one-year certificate is ideal for individuals that:

  • Are seeking hands-on studio experience at the introductory level
  •  Want to explore career and academic paths aligned with fine art, including the following: professional artist, arts administration, gallery programming, municipal arts, collections management, conservation and restoration, art history, gallery director, arts education, arts marketing and development, arts advocacy, graphic design, interior design, and animation
  •  Want to prepare a portfolio for applications to university fine art programs
  • Are curious about the various galleries, municipal arts organizations, and art sectors that operate within major Canadian cities such as Ottawa
  •  Are seeking knowledge about historical and contemporary art in relation to popular culture and identity

Registrations are now being accepted for fall 2010. Space is limited.

Registrar’s Office: 613-727-0002
www.algonquincollege.com
Program Information:
Darlene Tierney-Goebel, Program Assistant
Office of the Chair, General Arts and Science
613-727-4723, extension 5790
Algonquin College
1385 Woodroffe Avenue
Ottawa ON K2G 1V8
Students are requested to register before September 7, 2010.

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