Criticism & Curatorial Practice
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MFA | On-Campus | Full-time | 2 | find out | $20000 per year | $40000 per year |
The fees listed here are approximate, and can vary from course to course. For more pricing information, please check the institution website.
About Criticism & Curatorial Practice, MFA - at OCAD University
The Master of Fine Arts in Criticism & Curatorial Practice program offers graduate students an exceptional opportunity to explore and experiment with contemporary art, media and design through engagement with history, theory and criticism within curatorial practice.
OCAD University's distinctive program focuses uniquely on the practices of curating and criticism, leading to the Master of Fine Arts degree. Our graduate faculty and adjunct faculty include practising curators and critics who bring deep intellectual and professional expertise to the studies of criticism and curatorial practice.
OCAD University's reputation for excellence entices internationally renowned authorities to its annual Artist-in-Residence program, and assists students to establish programmatic internships in Canada and abroad.
The MFA in Criticism & Curatorial Practice is a full-time, 60-credit program normally completed within two academic years or five sequential semesters. With the Program Director's approval, some part-time students may be admitted with a more flexible completion schedule.
The program comprises the following:
- Five core seminars (critical theory, research methods, issues in exhibitions, critical writing, and issues in criticism and curatorial studies)
- Two core practice and issues-based studio/seminars
- An institutionally embedded theory and practice-based course,"Inside Curatorial Practice", which including a collaborative group exhibition
- Two elective seminars or studios
- Individual research
- Summer internship or study abroad
- Thesis: curatorial exhibition and critical essay, or criticism thesis
Students entering the program will have an honours-equivalent four-year bachelor's degree in studio art or design, or art history/visual culture, or a related discipline, and several years of practical experience. They will be interested in augmenting their existing knowledge base through a program of study that facilitates exploration of and experimentation with the full range of contemporary art and/or design curatorial and critical practices, and that provides the historical, theoretical and critical armature required.
Entry requirements for this course
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