INT 860 - Professional Practices

3 credit(s)
This course prepares students for a career as an interdisciplinary professional artist. Students explore the forums that are appropriate for their work, including public interventions, entrepreneurial projects, print publications, museum exhibitions, non-profit venues or gallery projects. Artist interviews provide insight into choices artists make to create sustainable professional and creative lives. Visiting business professionals contribute to the students’ understanding of core business concepts skills. The class explores the many ways artists support themselves and contribute to society. Students engage in hands-on skills development so that they learn the practical skills necessary for a creative career.
Prerequisite(s): Matriculation in the MFA Interdisciplinary Art program.
Laboratory fee.

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