Art Schools: A Group Crit.

The author reflects on the issues facing studio art graduate programs in the U.S. Listed are significant changes that have occurred in methods of teaching studio art including, new technologies, the break between art history and studio art programs, and self-developed curricula that have spread out...

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Publicado en:Art in America Vol. 95; no. 5; pp. 103 - 105
Autor principal: Ferguson, Bruce
Formato: Editorial
Publicado: Penske Business Media, LLC May2007
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