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UCA University for the Creative Arts
Art Writing MA
- Farnham, United Kingdom
- Canterbury, United Kingdom
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MA
On-Campus
English
This course is rooted in the conviction that art writing is not merely a supplemental art practice but a critical, expansive field that mirrors the dynamism of contemporary art itself. It offers an engagement with art that encompasses the inclusivity of global discourses, the regional specificity of art communities, and the evolving platforms of communication of the art world, from social media and blogging to meme culture.
Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY
Foundation Course in Arts Criticism
- New York, USA
Foundation Year
English
This is a course in writing reviews, recaps and critical essays for the popular press. We will study the dominant issues at play in arts criticism today, the publications in which they are being addressed and the critics who are articulating them.
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College Of Staten Island
Bachelor of Science in Communications
- Staten Island, USA
BSc
On-Campus
English
The Department offers four specializations in the Communications Bachelor of Science degree program.
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Arts Journalism degree programs delve into the intersection of creativity and critical thought, preparing you to cover cultural stories with depth and insight. This unique discipline combines writing, visual storytelling, and analysis, giving voice to artistic communities and movements.
Through courses in media ethics, feature writing, and multimedia storytelling, you’ll develop the skills necessary to convey complex ideas in engaging ways. Students learn to craft compelling narratives while employing various formats, such as articles, podcasts, and video pieces. Those in this field build confidence by exploring different perspectives within the arts, enhancing their ability to connect with diverse audiences.
In addition to writing and reporting skills, you’ll gain experience in researching arts processes, interviewing artists, and understanding the cultural context behind artistic works. Graduates often find careers as arts critics, cultural reporters, or editors within publishing and online media. The blend of analytical and creative skills equips students to thrive in a rapidly evolving media landscape.