Course: Studio Internship 2

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Course title Studio Internship 2
Course code KAME/AS2
Organizational form of instruction Seminary
Level of course Master
Year of study not specified
Semester Summer
Number of ECTS credits 3
Language of instruction Czech, English
Status of course unspecified
Form of instruction Face-to-face
Work placements This is not an internship
Recommended optional programme components None
Lecturer(s)
  • Gartnerová Eva, Mgr. Ph.D.
Course content
- Students takes part in all activities of a selected studio

Learning activities and teaching methods
Activities related to graphics and visual arts
prerequisite
Knowledge
The student is able to realize and defend his/her own ideas.
The student is able to realize and defend his/her own ideas.
Interest in fine arts and creative processes: Students should have a basic knowledge and interest in fine arts, artistic techniques and processes. They must be motivated and enthusiastic about working in art studios and exploring different disciplines and specializations. Communication and collaboration skills: The internship at the Arts Management studio involves working with other students, educators and cultural professionals. Students should have the ability to communicate effectively, work in a group and contribute their ideas and opinions to art projects and activities. Communication in English is an advantage. Adaptability and openness to new experiences: During the internship, students will have to adapt to the specific conditions of the G18 studio and gallery. It is important that they are open to new experiences, different sectors within arts management and cultural activities, and willing to learn and develop their skills.
Interest in fine arts and creative processes: Students should have a basic knowledge and interest in fine arts, artistic techniques and processes. They must be motivated and enthusiastic about working in art studios and exploring different disciplines and specializations. Communication and collaboration skills: The internship at the Arts Management studio involves working with other students, educators and cultural professionals. Students should have the ability to communicate effectively, work in a group and contribute their ideas and opinions to art projects and activities. Communication in English is an advantage. Adaptability and openness to new experiences: During the internship, students will have to adapt to the specific conditions of the G18 studio and gallery. It is important that they are open to new experiences, different sectors within arts management and cultural activities, and willing to learn and develop their skills.
learning outcomes
The student is able to continuously develop own visual skills.
The student is able to continuously develop own visual skills.
The student can identify and describe the basic principles and methods in the field of arts management.
The student can identify and describe the basic principles and methods in the field of arts management.
The student can characterize and compare various forms of financing for artistic projects and institutions.
The student can characterize and compare various forms of financing for artistic projects and institutions.
The student can explain the basic principles of creating and managing cultural projects and events.
The student can explain the basic principles of creating and managing cultural projects and events.
The student can explain and apply the basic principles of legal and ethical management in the arts and culture.
The student can explain and apply the basic principles of legal and ethical management in the arts and culture.
Skills
The student can identify and describe the basic principles and methods in the field of arts management.
The student can identify and describe the basic principles and methods in the field of arts management.
The student can characterize and compare various forms of financing for artistic projects and institutions.
The student can characterize and compare various forms of financing for artistic projects and institutions.
The student can explain the basic principles of creating and managing cultural projects and events.
The student can explain the basic principles of creating and managing cultural projects and events.
The student can analyze and evaluate trends and changes in the field of cultural management and their impact on the art scene.
The student can analyze and evaluate trends and changes in the field of cultural management and their impact on the art scene.
The student can analyze and interpret data on attendance and participation in cultural events and use them for planning and managing future projects.
The student can analyze and interpret data on attendance and participation in cultural events and use them for planning and managing future projects.
teaching methods
Knowledge
Activities related to graphics and visual arts
Activities related to graphics and visual arts
assessment methods
Grade (Using a grade system)
Analysis of the student's performance
Analysis of the student's performance
Grade (Using a grade system)
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