The Master in Fine Arts is the natural continuation of the Bachelor of Arts in Painting and Visual Arts and Sculpture and Installations. Nevertheless, it may also be attended by students who come from other educational backgrounds and who wish to complete their studies by studying contemporary art.

The Master in Sacred Art aims at offering theoretical and practical training in the field of sacred and religious art. This sector, deeply rooted in Italian culture and tradition constitutes a significant percentage of the Italian artistic heritage. The three specializations to choose from for the Master are Painting, Sculpture, and Goldsmithing.

MA Painting at the Royal College of Art is a world-leading, studio-based MA programme with a successful record of turning out artists working at the forefront of the discipline and of international standing. Through our innovative approaches to teaching and learning, we foster a student to consider painting as a creative, self-reflexive, and critical activity that draws on a wealth of diverse historical, material and conceptual disciplinary resources as it thrives in the 21st century.

The Painting programme invites you to explore painting as both a practice and a conceptual space for artistic research. From a ‘painterly perspective’ within a studio-based programme, you will investigate materials, methods, and concepts in cultural and historical contexts, while engaging in critical dialogues with diverse approaches to painting. Whether you draw on traditional methods or experimental and expanded practices, this programme encourages you to push boundaries and create meaningful, relevant, and resonant work.

The practicing and development of drawing skills as the base of the visual and imagery creation and through this the stimulation of a personal artistic way of observing, thinking and representing the world. The course in OTM in Painting makes known the basic rudiments and techniques of painting in the first years and then gradually grows towards becoming an artist.

A student in the field of Painting, during his studies, acquires knowledge of the history of painting as well as knowledge of contemporary art and culture.

Art stands at the intersection of culture, politics, religion, and philosophy, making it an ideal vantage point to understand the liberal arts and the world. Underwood University’s Department of Art offers students two tracks for studio art study: Painting or Ceramics.

The core of Laguna College of Art + Design’s MFA program in Painting is built on the values of time-honored skills informed by contemporary theory and designed to help you realize the ideas possible through representational modes of painting and drawing. Our curriculum recognizes that there are particularly technical, ideational, and formal issues related to representation that require you to undergo specialized study at the graduate level, and we strive to meet these demands with a faculty and a curriculum tailored to your needs. The primary goal of the MFA program in Painting is to support you in building on the traditional skills you acquired in your undergraduate studies so that you may realize ideas possible in the discipline of representational art. You will achieve this goal through the creation of a coherent body of work, a written thesis, and a thesis exhibition. Additionally, you will gain insights into the presentation and marketing of your work and will be educated in the logistics of teaching art at the college level.

The MA Painting programme enables you to examine key issues in contemporary painting in how methods and materials shape an agenda in contemporary painting, whilst developing a critical relationship to its tradition. The programme is centred around the development of your painting practice, and how it will encompass a range of diverse approaches to painting, encouraging you to experiment across different disciplines as your research develops and grows.

This master focuses on Concepts in Painting and Drawing Creative Project I Puerto Rican art from 1960 until the present. Latin American Art Contemporary art Frida Kahlo and the Revolution Mexican Sculpture Theology: Human Person Dignity Marriage and family

Beginning with the Department of Fine Arts and Crafts in 1964, the Department of Painting was established in 1972, and has been divided into East and Western painting majors. In 1984, it was established as a Western painting department with the enrolment quota of 40.

This program is comprised of oil painting and Japanese painting. For oil painting, students strive to enhance their experience in advanced artistic expression, focusing on canvas painting, printmaking, photo, installation, and performance art. For Japanese painting, students aim for expertise in materials and techniques as well as the study of diverse artistic expressions. Furthermore, special training classes with multiple and diversified studies approaches for materials and techniques serve to enhance the evolution of formative arts.

The Master's in Art with a Painting Concentration (MFA) is a graduate program designed to develop advanced skills and original approaches in the field of painting. The program emphasizes both technica...

The MFA in Art with a focus on Painting is designed to help students develop their skills and fully explore their artistic voice. Throughout the program, students work closely with faculty to refine t...

The MFA in Painting + Drawing program is designed to give students advanced skills in creating art through both traditional and contemporary methods. It offers a flexible environment where students ca...