Course Presentation
The Visual Arts Bachelor's Degree program offers an education that is attentive to the current state of the art, through courses that engage in dialogue with one another in the perspective of knowledge production. Among these, the following stand out: drawing, digital images, illustration, printmaking, sculpture, photography, painting, performance, urban art, curation, audio, and video. Graduates work in various sectors of the creative economy, focusing on areas of direction, research, and art creation.
Differentials
- In-person course with over 20 years of history and credibility;
- Infrastructure with studios for painting, drawing, sculpture, and ceramics, screen printing and printmaking, photography studio, computer labs with graphic software, theater room, and classrooms designed for artistic creation;
- Exclusive exhibition space for the course;
- Organizes and participates in conferences, art biennials, exhibitions, study trips, guided visits, and professional development courses;
- Students can participate in research and extension programs in technical areas related to art and culture;
- Highly qualified faculty, composed of masters and doctors.
What will you learn?
The training of graduates, Bachelor in Visual Arts, involves offering courses in a diverse and updated curriculum, encompassing studies on the fundamentals of art, art theory and history, the interrelation between different artistic languages, the art market, the practice of criticism and curation, studios, and contemporary manifestations of art, as well as digital artistic languages that open spaces in the field of art production allied with technologies. Partnerships are also established with museum institutions, galleries, and other exhibition and transit spaces for art, creating opportunities for experiences and integration into the artistic community. As complementary academic activities, there are offerings and organization of study trips and aesthetic appreciation, both in the local art circuit and in major exhibitions and biennials. Additionally, the course offers opportunities for involvement in research and extension through participation in projects coordinated by the faculty of the course.
Job Market
The Bachelor's Degree in Visual Arts allows for work in various areas of the market, focusing on the sectors of Direction, Research, and Art Creation. The graduate can be a freelance professional working as a visual artist in their studio or in curation, art criticism, and cultural production. They can work in areas such as companies, foundations, cultural secretariats, art galleries, museums, studios, among others. The textile industry, ceramics, advertising, and the creative market also welcome our graduates.
Subjects
| (NCI)-FOUNDATIONAL LAB I |
| DRAWING LAB I |
| FUNDAMENTALS OF VISUAL LANGUAGE |
| DIGITAL LANGUAGE |
| (NCC)-ART AND CULTURE |
| DRAWING LAB II |
| DIGITAL IMAGES |
| (NCC)-HISTORY OF ART I |
| DIRECTED READING |
| PRINTMAKING LAB |
| (NCC)-PHOTOGRAPHY LAB |
| (NCC)-HISTORY OF ART II |
| CONTEMPORARY DRAWING LAB |
| PHILOSOPHY |
| PAINTING LAB |
| (NCC)-AESTHETICS |
| PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS |
| (NCC)-PERFORMANCE LAB |
| (NCC)-HISTORY OF ART III |
| URBAN ART |
| DIGITAL POETICS |
| ILLUSTRATION LAB |
| (NCC)-AUDIO AND VIDEO LAB |
| SCULPTURE LAB |
| CONTEMPORARY ART |
| GRAPHIC PROJECT: PORTFOLIO AND PUBLICATION |
| (NCI)-FOUNDATIONAL LAB II |
| MUSEOLOGY IN ART AND EXHIBITION DESIGN |
| (NCC)-EDUCATIONAL ACTION IN CULTURAL SPACES |
| CERAMICS LAB |
| (NCC)-ART AND RESEARCH |
| POETIC INTERLOCUTIONS LAB |
| (NCI)-FOUNDATIONAL LAB III |
| ART AND CULTURAL AGENCY |
| FINAL COURSE PROJECT |
| (NCC)-CRITICISM AND CURATORSHIP |
| EXPRESSIVE MATERIALS |
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Coordination
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Daniele Cristina Zacarão PereiraCoordinator
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Luiz Gustavo Bieberbach EngroffDeputy Coordinator
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