School of Visual Arts
http://artsabroad.sva.edu/shanghai-photogr...209 East 23rd Street New York, NY 10010 United States
209 East 23rd Street New York, NY 10010 United States
Location
China: Shanghai
Term
Summer
Dates
June 9 - July 7
In recent years, the city of Shanghai has become an integral hub for Asia's burgeoning art and photography worlds. With a rich multicultural and cosmopolitan history that blends the East and West, Shanghai offers a unique portal into Chinese civilization that frames the city as the embodiment of China's future.
This unique four-week residency emphasizes the exploration of Shanghai and encourages the integration of Western and Eastern photographic practices. With the goal of seeing their world and their work from a more global perspective, participants meet and dialog with the Shanghai art community as well as engage in individual and group critiques. Along with an intimate investigation of Shanghai's contemporary art world, there are individual portfolio reviews by prominent members of Shanghai's photography community that provide the opportunity to share ideas and network with curators and gallery owners as well as colleagues.
This program offers the opportunity and freedom for participants to expand their body of work in a new and increasingly relevant context and gain a more profound understanding of art practices and photographic content, form, color, context, taste, and limits. Shanghai's rich history, booming economy, worldwide artistic presence, and interweaving of Western ideas with Chinese traditions, make it the perfect city for an enlightening, productive and exciting summer experience.
Weekend trip scheduled for Beijing.
Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
USD 4300. After March 31st, USD 4500
Tuition includes: Housing in two-person apartments (WiFi, air conditioning, TV) in Shanghai, transportation for class field trips, guided tours focusing on sites of historical and architectural importance, an introductory language seminar, and multiple opportunities to sample special Shanghai cuisine. Tuition does not include airfare to and from Shanghai or visa processing fees. Participants are responsible for acquiring their own visas from the Chinese government.
yes
Worldwide Participants.
Independently
Independently
one week
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