academic year 2010-2011 - Gerrit Rietveld Academie
academic year 2010-2011 - Gerrit Rietveld Academie
academic year 2010-2011 - Gerrit Rietveld Academie
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Studium Generale<br />
Practical projects<br />
Photography<br />
The Photography department trains students to work as an<br />
autonomous photographer. New imaging techniques using video,<br />
film and other media will be tested according to photographic<br />
traditions.<br />
The first phase of the programme investigates the different<br />
techniques in connection with the development of the students’<br />
own solutions and vision. Attention will be paid to special<br />
techniques with regard to both old and new developments in<br />
photography. During the last phase, the students follow their<br />
own individual programme, working towards and determining<br />
their examination subjects. The diploma is equivalent to the<br />
professional diploma in Photography.<br />
Courses offered:<br />
Autonomous art photography<br />
Visual research<br />
Visual design<br />
Image manipulation<br />
Technical skills<br />
Work evaluations<br />
Philosophy<br />
Art history<br />
Studium Generale<br />
Practical projects<br />
Audiovisual<br />
Within the Audiovisual department, the focus is on the<br />
development of ideas, expressive capacity and the ability to<br />
think conceptually. Students are encouraged to have an<br />
independent attitude and to experiment, through assignments as<br />
well as through individual development. Work is carried out<br />
based on a belief in the relationship between the different<br />
disciplines. Apart from the assignments, projects both within<br />
and outside the school are important as exercises in<br />
collaboration, organisation and confrontation with the outside<br />
world. During the first specialisation <strong>year</strong>, the lessons are<br />
given in classes or small groups within the various<br />
disciplines. These subjects are compulsory. During the second<br />
and third specialisation <strong>year</strong>s, the students will register for<br />
individual or group discussions with lecturers, and have an<br />
opportunity to take part in projects.<br />
In the final <strong>year</strong>, the student will seek two thesis<br />
supervisors to supervise the student in his/her specific<br />
graduate programme. In the course of the <strong>year</strong>, the final-<strong>year</strong><br />
students deliver a lecture on their work. These lectures are<br />
attended by students from all <strong>year</strong>s, providing an opportunity<br />
for discussion between students from the various <strong>year</strong>s.<br />
Students’ Charter Fine Arts and Design <strong>Gerrit</strong> <strong>Rietveld</strong> <strong>Academie</strong><br />
<strong>2010</strong>-<strong>2011</strong><br />
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