61. Frank G. Lawson Career Information Centre Public Relations Career Directory The Mind’s Eye visual arts and crafts The Art of Storytelling Heritage Words On The Move Writing And Publishing http://counsellingservices.dal.ca/clickhere2.html

Your Degree... What Next? The following book resources can be found in the Your Degree...What Next?” section of the Frank G. Lawson Career Information Centre. These books will provide you with lots of leads to help you relate your major to the world of work. Please note that the list is not exhaustive. New books are arriving at the Centre on a daily basis. So be sure to drop by and get an update as to what we have available! Your Degree...What Next? General Overview What You Can Do With An Arts Degree What You Can Do With A Science Degree The Liberal Arts Advantage Liberal Arts Jobs How To Make Use Of A Useless Degree The College Majors Handbook How To Choose A College Major College Majors and Careers The Career Connection Careers For... Careers In... Accounting Advertising Business Finance International Business Marketing Careers In Focus... Financial Services Great Jobs For... Accounting Majors Business Majors Economics Majors Math Majors Opportunities In...

62. Alliance Of Artists Communities - Arrowmont School Of Arts & Crafts ELIGIBILITY Preprofessional, self-directed artists in all visual art/craft disciplines, who are in transition from academia or career change. http://www.artistcommunities.org/arrowmont.html

home about us membership residencies ... jobs for current application requirements 556 Parkway Gatlinburg, TN 37738 TEL: FAX: EMAIL: info@arrowmont.org WEB: www.arrowmont.org Search by Region u.s.-northeast u.s.-southeast u.s.-midwest u.s.-rocky mountain/southwest ... international Search by Artistic Category visual arts writing performing arts design ... collaborative residencies Website design by Alliance of Artists Communities Email Webmaster FOUNDED: Organization, 1945; Residency, 1991 LOCATION: Tucked away on 68 acres of wooded landscape in the heart of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, just minutes away from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Arrowmont offers a unique creative oasis amidst the bustle of a popular tourist destination. Knoxville, TN and Asheville, NC are within easy driving time. ELIGIBILITY: Pre-professional, self-directed artists in all visual art/craft disciplines, who are in transition from academia or career change. STUDIOS/SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: Ceramics/pottery studio (electric kilns available at the studio; access to gas, wood kilns, and other major ceramic equipment at a nominal rental fee); metal shop; fiber arts, painting, photography, and woodworking studios (woodturning equipment in studio as well as some basic woodworking equipment). Housing: Private bedroom and bathroom in a shared facility (living room, dining room, and kitchen shared by 5 residents); all basic bedroom, living, kitchen, and dining room furnishings provided (each resident usually brings along more specific personally preferred items).

63. ANU School Of Art - Visual Arts Access visual arts Access can be the beginning of your artistic career. surrounding region with access to a full range of visual arts and crafts disciplines in http://www.anu.edu.au/ITA/CSA/opart.html

var browserName = navigator.appName var browserVersion = navigator.appVersion var browserVersionNum = parseFloat(browserVersion) What's Available Folio Preparation Courses Art for Young People Specialised Workshops ... Visual Arts Access / Open Art 2005 Semester I Program Visual Arts Access/Open Art Program Coordinator: Cindy DePina Visual Arts Access can be the beginning of your artistic career. The Visual Arts Access Program (formerly Open Art) was established to provide the Canberra community and surrounding region with access to a full range of visual arts and crafts disciplines in the dynamic atmosphere of the ANU School of Art. Casting in the Sculpture Workshop Day and evening classes, as well as intensive short courses are offered for all levels of expertise in areas such as etching, lithography, ceramics, photography, sculpture, cabinet making, woodwork, textiles, glass, jewellery, life drawing, landscape drawing, watercolour, folio preparation, general drawing, computer aided art and a variety of painting media. Courses are available at basic, intermediate and advanced levels allowing students to follow through a course of study. There are weekly daytime, evening and weekend classes. In addition, the Summer and Winter schools offer short intensive courses and field trips run over three to five days. Previous field trips have included expeditions to Central Australia and Charlottes Pass, and have focused on botanical illustration, landscape painting and drawing.

64. Art Department crafts Emphasis Art 300 Writing in the visual arts (3) program provides a balance of study and practice for those who wish a career in the visual arts, http://www.fullerton.edu/catalog/academic_departments/art.asp

Home Page Academic Departments : Art Department Page Catalog Home Degree Listing Catalog Search Course Search ... Dept Homepage DEPARTMENT CHAIR Larry Johnson DEPARTMENT OFFICE Visual Arts 102 DEPARTMENT WEBSITE http://www.art.fullerton.edu PROGRAMS OFFERED Bachelor of Arts in Art Art History General Studio Art Teaching Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Ceramics Crafts Creative Photography Drawing and Painting Entertainment Art/Animation Graphic Design Illustration Printmaking Sculpture Minor in Art Master of Arts in Art Drawing and Painting (including Printmaking) Sculpture Crafts (including Ceramics, Glass, Wood, Jewelry/Metalsmithing)

65. The Canada Council For The Arts - Visual Arts and Media arts recognize distinguished career achievement by visual and Government investments in visual arts and crafts totaled $68 million in http://www.canadacouncil.ca/aboutus/advocacy/qs127323861402656250.htm

Note: This site has been designed to be best viewed in a browser that supports web standards, the content is however still accessible to any browser. Please review our Browser Tips. We have provided the following access keys: Skip to search Skip to main navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to discipline navigation Skip to content Art Bank Canadian Commission for UNESCO PLRC ... Canada Site Search For In Entire Site Other About the Canada Council Disciplines and Offices Endowments and Prizes Grant Programs Making a case for the Arts - Advocacy News and Events Publications Utilities Advanced Search Sitemap Print this Page Grant Programs... ... Aboriginal Arts Secretariat Donna Balkan Senior Communications Manager 1-800-263-5588 or (613) 566-4414, ext. 4134 Email this contact Claire McCaughey Research Manager 1-800-263-5588 or (613) 566-4414, ext. 4522 Email this contact Related Items Advocacy resource kit Introduction: making the case for arts and culture Key messages for general use Advocacy tips and strategies ... Making a case for the arts - Advocacy Visual arts The legacy of almost every civilization lies predominantly in the creations of its artists – evident in the historical sites of Athens, Rome, Paris, Beijing, Mexico City or London. Often considered “priceless treasures,” these works help people understand, and rejoice in, the human experience. The same enthusiasm exists for new works of art – the potential “great works” that will stand the test of time. There is every indication that Canadian artists will be among this select group.

66. IU Fine Arts Library Bibliographic Guides: Art Careers D57 1999, Directory of MFA Programs in the visual arts. L36 1998, Taking the Leap Building a Career as a visual Artist. http://www.indiana.edu/~libfinea/handouts/future.html

Fine Arts Library Bibliographic Guides: Career Information in the Fine Arts Library This guide will help you locate Fine Arts Library materials that provide information about careers and art schools, including both graduate and professional study. You may also want to check additional sources in the Career Reference Collection of the Undergraduate Library, West Tower of the Main Library and the Career Resource Library located in the Career Development Center and Arts and Sciences Placement Office, 625 N. Jordan Ave. All of the sources listed below are located in the Red Reference stacks of the first floor reading room of the Fine Arts Library. GUIDES TO ART SCHOOLS AND PROGRAMS American Art Directory. The Art Student’s College Guide. Directory of Art and Design Faculties in Colleges and Universities. Directory of MFA Programs in the Visual Arts. Guide to American Art Schools. Guide to Art and Craft Workshops. Guide to Photography Workshops and Schools. Keyguide to Information Sources in Museum Studies. MA and PhD Programs in Art, Art History and Related Areas.

67. Yale UCS - Students - Careers In Arts - Fine And Visual Arts of fine art and visual art (and commercial art, graphic art, craft, etc.). Yale Undergraduate Career Services 55 Whitney Avenue, Third Floor Suite http://www.yale.edu/career/students/careers_in/arts/fine.html

UCS Home Career Toolbox Explore a career Career Crib Sheets ... Contact Us Industry Overview Perhaps epitomizing the default definition of "artist," fine/visual artists create physical artwork to communicate their ideas. Some create art on their own, perhaps in a studio, while others create art commissioned by someone else. Often a studio artist's goal is to support oneself solely through one's art, but this necessitates a certain level of renown and a good deal of business acumen. Many artists take on freelance work, are hired to work in someone else's studio, or are employees of companies that produce visual materials (such as publishers and advertising agencies). Others continue to create their art while working in other related or unrelated industries for a steady salary. Basic Definitions There are a variety of definitions (and corresponding debates) of fine art and visual art (and commercial art, graphic art, craft, etc.). Possible Occupational Titles: painter, illustrator, sculptor, potter, printmaker, stained-glass artist, photographer, cartoonist Related Occupational Titles: art director, production artist, camera operator, painting restore.

68. Visual Arts - Crafts Fine arts (Updated March 2004). visual arts crafts crafts.7 Career Opportunities The learner will be able to explores career opportunities in http://picasso.cobbk12.org/cobbcurriculum/curriculum/ParFACR157275.HTM

Index Superintendent Letter Mission Statement Introduction ... Essential Vocabulary Made with Curriculum Designer by Scantron Corporation Cobb County School District Fine Arts (Updated March 2004) Visual Arts - Crafts To print in Internet Explorer: C lick "File" >"Page Setup"> "Landscape">"OK">"File">"Print" Goals and Descriptions Priority Level: High = Mid Low Artistic Skills and Knowledge Connections Critical Analysis and Aesthetics Historical and Cultural Context Artistic Skills and Knowledge Artistic Skills and Knowledge Description VA.Crafts.1 Multiple Solutions The learner will be able to apply and recognize the use of higher-order thinking skills (e.g., include tolerance of ambiguity, nuanced judgment, complex thinking, and finding structure in apparent disorder) in the creation of multiple solutions to visual problems in the crafts. VA.Crafts.2 Crafts and Technology The learner will be able to demonstrate and apply knowledge of computer technology in production of crafts, such as pattern design for weaving fabrics, preparatory sketches, and record keeping. VA.Crafts.3 Creating Crafts

69. Visual Arts 2001/2002 Program Summary Total contributed for the visual arts program in 2001/2002 $995044 Awards encompassed artists working in the full range of fine arts and crafts media. http://www.flintridgefoundation.org/visualarts/programsummary20012002_body.html

2001 Special Projects Grant Honoring the Contributions of Mature Visual Artists Total contributed for the Visual Arts program in 2001/2002: $995,044 To further an appreciation for the independent, creative voice in society is one of Flintridge Foundation's most deeply held tenets. In 1997 the Foundation launched the Awards for Visual Artists program to acknowledge and support the creative contributions of visual artists to our cultural life. In 2001 grants of $25,000 each were awarded to twelve West Coast artists who sustained a high level of artistic pursuit for twenty or more years. The Awards encompassed artists working in the full range of fine arts and crafts media. Flintridge values the commitment required to pursue a life in art and intends to encourage artists who do not have current national renown. 2001 marked the first time that the Awards were distributed equally between California and the Pacific Northwest. The six artists from California and six from Oregon/Washington were chosen by separate, regional panels of arts professionals. The panelists were selected not only for their expertise but for qualities that were deemed essential to the panel's ability to work together: generosity, sincerity, willingness to listen and, most of all, courage to explore the meaning of excellence across a wide spectrum of artistic disciplines, mediums, and styles. The California panelists were: Ellen Fleurov, former Museum Director, California Center for the Arts, Escondido; Philip Linhares, Chief Curator, The Oakland Museum of California; and Larry Thomas, painter/printmaker, Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs, San Francisco Art Institute. The Oregon/Washington panelists were: LaMar Harrington, Director/Chief Curator (emeritus), Bellevue Art Museum; Terri M. Hopkins, Director/Curator, The Art Gym, Marylhurst University, Portland; Beth Sellars, Curator, Seattle Arts Commission and Suyama Space, Seattle.

70. ModernSculpture.com - Bronze Sculpture Creation Process Arrowmont School of arts and crafts offering art and craft classes for everyone Moore College of Art and Design - educating women in the visual arts http://modernsculpture.com/artschools.htm

Home Welcome Artists Painting ... Contact Art Schools In addition to the following listings, most major Universities and Colleges have comprehensive Art Programs. Contact your local college or university and find out what their art department offers. Many have Summer and evening instruction as well. Academy of Art College - dedicated to educating professional artists and designers. Academy of Fine Arts - Akademie vytvarnych umeni. Adelaide Central School of Art - specializing in the training and education of practicing visual artists. This focus is reflected in the three-part structure of School, Gallery, and Studios. Ah Haa School for the Arts - Telluride, CO - comprehensive nonprofit community arts and education center where children and adults discover, experiment, and create. Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts - offering art and craft classes for everyone from the novice to the professional for undergraduate and graduate credits, affiliated with the University of Tennessee. Art Academy of Cincinnati Art Institute of Atlanta - provides postsecondary career-oriented education in commercial arts. Art Institute of Boston - info on curriculum, students, admissions and events.

71. Artifact: Directory Artquest is an advice and information service to visual arts bbc.co.uk learning arts crafts This page is part of the learning section of BBC http://www.artifact.ac.uk/directory.php?categoryID=1

72. Visual Arts Department At Goshen COllege Six concentration areas Graphic design, production crafts, studio art, Workstudy positions allow students earlier in their college career to see how a http://www.goshen.edu/art/index.php

About GC Academics Admission Spiritual life ... Contact var ARTArray = new makeArray('', '', '', '', ''); document.write(ARTArray[randNum(ARTArray.length)]); [ART image] Visual arts Major in art Minor in multimedia communication Minor in art Minor in graphic design ... Six concentration areas: Graphic design, production crafts, studio art, architecture, art therapy and curatorial studies For current students Course details What can I do with this major? Meet the faculty ... Contact us Preparing students for further study, independent studio work or a career in the arts Internships and work-study Internships are an integral piece of an art major's education. Placements working alongside graphic designers, potters, teachers, and many others show students what a career is truly like. Internships often lead directly and indirectly into employment after graduation.Work-study positions allow students earlier in their college career to see how a school and studio function. These positions provide education as well as a wage. Visit career services for further information about internships Scholarships We offer a juried award, the

73. Smithsonian: Crafts, Folk And Decorative Arts The visual arts of Africa south of the Sahara Over one hundred works of art by ninetytwo craft artists in celebration of its silver anniversary http://www.si.edu/art_and_design/crafts_folk_and_decorative_arts/

About Smithsonian Websites A-Z Home Exhibitions ... Art and Design Crafts, Folk and Decorative Arts Art and Design Artists Fields: Architecture and Gardens Crafts, Folk and Decorative Arts Film, Theater and TV Graphic Arts ... Writing and Literature Regions and Cultures: African African American American American Indian ... Latino General Craft and the Creative Process A look into the creative process through letters, sketches, photographs, and oral histories Tool Chests: Symbol and Servant A selection of tool chests tells us much about workers and workplaces Ceramics Beautiful Bodies: Form and Decoration of African Pottery A look at the viability of African pottery traditions in the contemporary world Digging for Clay in the Archives of American Art Letters, writings, photographs, interviews and other primary sources documenting American artists working in clay Isamu Noguchi and Modern Japanese Ceramics This playful interactive explores Japanese ceramics and Noguchi's life and visits to Japan Craft Traditions and Cultures A Collector's Vision of Puerto Rico Art and artifacts documenting the people, history, and culture of Puerto Rico from the 1700s to the present African Voices Examines the diversity, dynamism, and global influence of Africa’s peoples and cultures over time

74. Esmée Fairbairn Foundation - Grant Programmes - Arts & Heritage visual arts including architecture, crafts, design, fine art, new media, We are particularly interested in visual arts proposals that fit one or http://www.esmeefairbairn.org.uk/programmes/ah.html

Home Grant programmes Grant programmes Introduction Education Environment Social Change: Enterprise and Independence Grant programmes: The following information is taken from the relevant pages of our application guidelines . Please read the guidelines in full before contacting us to discuss making an application. Arts programme Visual Arts - Key Focus until April 2008 Until April 2008 we will focus primarily on the contemporary visual arts including architecture, crafts, design, fine art, new media, photography, public art and sculpture. We are particularly interested in visual arts proposals that fit one or both of our main funding priorities below: Serving Audiences and Supporting Artists. Performing Arts and Multi-Disciplinary Arts Serving Audiences and Supporting Artists. Serving Audiences We aim to expand high quality arts provision in parts of the UK less well served than others. We will prioritise proposals that do one or more of the following: sustain and/or create regional touring circuits and/or tours across national borders within the UK create opportunities for showing new work create opportunities for extending the life of an exhibition or production (i.e. second runs).

75. Art - Student And Graduate Careers, The University Of Queensland arts and crafts are often viewed by the members of a community as the most important How Can I Improve My Prospects in These ArtRelated careers? http://www.uq.edu.au/careers/?page=33960&pid=

76. From College To Career In Art exploring the visual arts as an area of academic study toward a career in art. Fine arts crafts Potter Photographer Jeweler Weaver Glass Blower http://www.uma.edu/Offices/Counseling&CareerPlanning/College2Career/uc2cart.html

F ROM C OLLEGE TO C AREER IN Art The Associate of Arts in Art Degree provides a solid foundation for students who are exploring the visual arts as an area of academic study toward a career in art. The curriculum encompasses the study of art history and a wide range of studio classes including design, ceramics, painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and sculpture. Students who complete UMA's Art Degree have gone on to pursue baccalaureate and advanced degrees at some of the finest institutions in the Northeast and the nation. These students acknowledge that their UMA experience prepared them for their continued academic and artistic success. A concentration in Art, with its emphasis on critical thinking, self expression, and evaluating the aesthetic, has served University of Maine at Augusta graduates as a foundation for careers in education, business, social work and the arts. Listed below are some characteristic skills developed by Art majors as well as representative occupations of program graduates. Students who focus their talents in the world of Art develop abilities ranging from specific knowledge of the artistic expression to analysis of art works, their quality, purpose and meaning. Critical thinking and writing skills, along with an understanding of materials and process, enables graduates to contribute to and succeed in many professions. For example, the ability to communicate ideas and concepts about art is needed by such diverse professionals as elementary and high school art teachers, graphic designers and art therapists. The following is a selected list of skills and abilities acquired through the study of art:

77. Crenshaw High School: The Visual Arts Department Calligraphy AB Design Design crafts Senior High AB Drawing Introduction to Art Identify career opportunities in the visual arts. http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/Crenshaw_HS/departs/Art/vis_art.html

Visual Arts Department Chairperson: Mr. Robert Magee The major goals of the Visual Arts Department are to apply art principles and elements to two- and three-dimensional visual problems, to manipulate basic art media and techniques, to identify major periods in art history, to use drawing to arrive at solutions of visual problems, and to produce original artwork. Some of our instructional units include: The Art Elements, The Art Principles, Three-Dimensional Design, Drawing and Ideation, Art History, Contemporary Art, Aesthetic Evaluation, Careers in Art, Utilitarian and Nonutilitarian Objects, Media: Fiber, Paper, Metal, Clay, Plastic, etc., Adornment, Visual Poetry, Haiku Poetry, Caligraphy and Contemporary Graphic Design, and Pictographic Alphabets. Course Descriptions Advanced Placement Art History Advanced Placement Studio Art-Design Studio Calligraphy AB Design ... Introduction to Art Advanced Placement Art History The aim of this course is to introduce students to the rich tradition of western and non-European art and to assist the students in understanding and appreciating key examples of architecture, sculpture and painting as historical documents. The major focus is on works of art and artists who have shaped the major movements of Western art. The information is presented chronologically and students are made aware of corresponding historical and cultural developments. This course also develops skills necessary for recognizing and critically evaluating, and comparing major works.

78. Art A. MISSION , GOALS, AND OBJECTIVES What Are The Mission, Goals The knowledge of the elements of the visual arts and the principles of their The student will compete effectively for careers in art education, http://plato.ess.tntech.edu/ed/NASAD Program and Learner Outcomes.htm

Art A. MISSION , GOALS, AND OBJECTIVES What are the mission, goals, and objectives of the art/design unit? The aims and purposes of the Department of Music and Art are to prepare students for careers in teaching, music therapy, and/or performing and visual arts; to enable students to share in and to help build an enriched life by participating in musical and visual art activities; to broaden the cultural perspective of the community, state, and region; and to instill in all students on this campus a keen appreciation of music and visual arts. The primary function of the Joe L. Evins Appalachian Center for Crafts is to serve the Bachelor of Fine Arts program and to offer a high quality studio art curriculum, concentrating in the craft media of clay, fibers, glass, metals, and wood. These courses also enhance the studio development of BFA majors concentrating in art education and painting. The Craft Center is dedicated to expanding the influence of the crafts in contemporary art while preserving craft traditions. The Center provides a unique educational model combining studio crafts with cultural and economic development.

79. Before You Choose A Visual Art Career choosing a visual art career an overview of careers in visual art and some things to About Painting - Career Development • Starting a Craft Business http://drawsketch.about.com/cs/resources/bb/bybartcareers.htm

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80. ArtsWA Fellowship artsWA offers up to five $20000 MidCareer visual arts and Craft Fellowships for individual established artists each year. The Fellowship program category http://www.artswa.wa.gov.au/ArtsWAFellowship.asp

@import url(inc/css_default.css); Jump to content text only feedback legals ... Links Fellowships Home Visual Arts and Craft Mid-Career Fellowships Closing Date 23 September 2005 ArtsWA offers up to five $20,000 Mid-Career Visual Arts and Craft Fellowships for individual established artists each year. The Fellowship program category is open to artists working in the areas of visual arts and craft including painting, sculpture, installation, new media, ceramics, jewellery, glass, textile, wood, multi media. PURPOSE The purpose of the Mid-Career Fellowship Program is to provide opportunities for visual arts and craft artists through enabling the following: An increased level of National and International Profile for the artist through the creation of documentation including monographs, catalogues and critical writing; An increase in the profile of the artist through large-scale exhibitions or residencies completed during the period of the fellowship. Proposed fellowships may be developed in conjunction with other planned initiatives, e.g. expansion of a proposed publication or forthcoming residency. All applicants must demonstrate clearly defined outcomes and evaluation measures. Applicants must state how the proposed scope of activities goes beyond that of a typical project or a new concept application to the Arts Grants Program.

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