ART 400 Exhibition Planning and Marketing

5 credits

This course explores exhibition preparation, professional development, grant writing, image documentation, and other aspects of corporate and personal entrepreneurship. Students will plan their thesis exhibition.

Prerequisites: ART 301, ART 302, ART 305, and ART 324

Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to:

Gather local, national, and international opportunities to showcase visual art
Select calls to artists for solo, group, and juried art exhibits
Network opportuntites for art residencies, publishing competitions, and workshops
Tailor individual work towards opportunities aligned with personal and group goals
Bookmark exhibition and publishing opportunities for current and future use
Define the parameters required to create a cohesive exhibition of individual and group artwork
Reflect on rejections to art competitions, juried exhibtions, proposals, and residencies
Exemplify how artists can balance commercial illustration with a personal art practice

Total Hours: 50 Theory (Lecture) Hours: 50