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Sullivan Center
36 S. Wabash Ave., suite 1203
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Phone: 312.629.6830
Fax: 312.629.6831
StudyAbroad@saic.edu
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Dates:
January 3 to 12, 2013 *Note: Dates subject to change
Contemporary Art and Criticism in New York City will be a densely organized examination of the city’s art institutions, commercial and nonprofit galleries, and its critical and educational apparatus. Undisputedly, New York is a cultural capital, a place where students can get a measure of global visual art production and its exchange. As a criterion for contemporary art, it is a city that must be confronted and regularly apprised if one is pursuing visual culture. Studio visits, a day trip to Dia Beacon, a visit to the editorial offices at Artforum, and talks with curators and dealers comprise the itinerary.
Credits: 3 credits STUDIO and/or 3 credits ARTHI
Instructors:
Michelle Grabner, Painting and Drawing
Shane Campbell, Art History, Theory, and Criticism
Program fee: Approximately $1,300 if staying in the group accommodation; $700 if staying elsewhere. (includes admissions, ground transport; not including airfare)
PLUS tuition cost per credit:
Undergraduate—$1,278 per credit hour
Graduate—$1,356 per credit hour
Accommodation: Students are not required to stay in group accommodation in New York for this class and may find their own accommodation provided they can meet the group at the scheduled departure point each morning. The group accommodation will be in the Pod Hotel.
Online registration begins:
October 9, 2012
Deposit due at registration:
$250
Information session:
Wednesday, September 26 at 12:10 p.m. in MacLean Center, 112 S. Michigan Ave., room 601
