The main study areas for future artists are artistic fundamentals, painting, drawing and graphics, sculpture (sculpture, installations, spatial conception), media arts and fine arts and ceramics.
The objective of studies in Fine Arts is the development of an independent artistic identity. Studying qualifies students to implement their own artistic/creative ideas, to assess the quality of their works, to put them in a theorectically relevant context and to present them accordingly. Within the framework of the Bachelor’s programme fundamentals, they develop practical, theoretical and creative abilities. In projects outside the university they make their creative approaches tangible with regard to possible forms of presentation. The studies are to enable them to formualte their own positions and reactions. Accompanying this specialised training students are made aware of the operating system “art” also in relation to its social relevance.
Teaching Staff
PROF.IN ISA MELSHEIMER
Fine Arts and Ceramics
PROF. ANDREAS GREINER
Media Art
PROF. AXEL LOYTVED
Artistic Fundamentals/Basic class
PROF. DR. ALMUT LINDE
Interdisciplinary artistic practice
PROF. ALEEN SOLARI
Painting
PROF. PIOTR NATHAN
Free Drawing and Print Graphics
ARTIST DUO FORT
PROF.IN ALBERTA NIEMANN / PROF.IN JENNY KROPP
Sculpture
Film/Time-based Media with PROF.IN Annika Larsson is interdisciplinary and subordinated to the Centre for Media. This field of study also offer a Master’s degree.
Degrees
Bachelor of Fine Arts (B. F. A.) – 8 semesters
Master of Fine Arts (M. F. A.) – 4 semesters
PhD