Class Contemporary Artistic Perspectives III

The objective of the course is to provide students with contact with artistic institutions, mediators and artists, taking into account the establishment of relationships between their learning and the professional environment in which they will be inserted. The experience of organizations and artists will thus constitute an important added value to allow the assessment of possibilities taking into account the projects to be developed by students, both in academic and professional contexts.

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1.Most relevant Portuguese artists 2.Portfolio analysis and discussion 3.The mediation of the arts (promotion and dissemination) 4.Curatorship and programming 5.The art market 6.The main exhibitions, biennial, triennial 7.Visits to contemporary art exhibitions 8. Guided Tours, meetings and debates with artists, curators and cultural agents 9.Development of individual works on artists, works, exhibitions or cultural institutions.

Relationship with the artistic and cultural community through weekly visits to cultural facilities.

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