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Closing Exhibition
Fine arts orientation year 10/11
July 8th–16th 2011
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| For 13 years the School of Fine Arts in Offenburg
successfully offers to young people interested in artistic occupations
an unique orientation and prep-year: 'Interim course of study and
orientation year in Fine Arts'. Generally, 90% of all participants leaving our school after the prep year, were able to become registered in their field of interest within an academy of arts, college of education, studio of arts and crafts or an apprenticeship training position. It is a good chance, to clarify, whether the intended career can be found in Fine Arts or if it’s another vocational field the student should tackle. The fine arts interim course of study and orientation year opens up an innovative type and compilation of art and design-related learning objectives for young people from 18 years onwards. The lessons concentrate on the following domains: painting, graphic art, sculpture, plastic art, constructive art, photography and video working. The Minor fields of study Tai Chi, Aikido, percussion, dance and mode of expressing movements back up the Major with contents that develop important basic principals. These initiate creativity as, for example, advancement of elementary structures of perception, development of mental and physical show of force, strengthening of concentration, encouraging strength of purpose or acting with confidence in general. An own workplace in one of our art studios developes originality and freelance work of each single participant. As a compressed course of study we offer the necessary temporal and structural basis to acquire professional prerequisites as well as learning and deepening skills in craft. Expert knowledge and the intensity of daily lessons produce new ideas which may garner interest for ones personal advancement. Additional practice oriented training – for example, time and individual management, communication training - or daily routine topics (eg. teamwork) complement the Major and Minor with interesting exercises and learning patterns. Study trips to museums and exhibitions in the local area cultivate examination of aspects between art and cultural history as well as contemporary art. Lectures impart knowledge and establish personal contacts to philosophical and social settings. © Kunstschule Offenburg |
