Study specialisations

Cross-material and cross-genre work is common and ranges across the spectrum of painting, sculpture, glass sculpture, installation and other ways of creating and communicating ‘images of an idea’. Themes include the exploration of spaces, buildings or exhibitions: Art and context.

Prerequisites

General higher education entrance qualification and artistic aptitude. No previous technical or craft knowledge required. Exceptional cases: In the case of outstanding talent in conjunction with professional experience, the general higher education entrance qualification may be waived.

Degree

Diplom degree in Fine Arts

• Postgraduate studies

• Postgraduate Studies
  ’Meisterschüler*innen' course 

• university and examination regulations

• Study-relevant legal bases

The starting point for work in this area is the attempt to answer the complex question concerning the individual and societal purpose, the ‘why’ of artistic work, alongside the search for the motivation behind artistic personalities. These are always connected with their means of implementation to form a ‘language’, with the ‘how’ of artistic work. This implementation may be linked with glass as a material, but is also open to other media. Experimental works that also span other materials and genres are the main premises here. This education includes distribution mechanisms and areas of application of art and concentrates on practical experience with the medium of exhibition, artistic confrontation with old and new architecture, and activity in the public domain in the broadest possible sense.