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Shape and influence the contemporary art world.<\/span><\/h1>\n
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Curating is not just a job \u2014 it’s an artistic practice in its own right. Our Curatorial Practices Minor combines research and practice to teach the history, theory, and real-world issues shaping the curatorial field today. Through your coursework, you’ll developed an informed perspective on the art world.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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What You Will Learn<\/a><\/h2>\n
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You’ll study grant-writing, exhibition plans, curatorial proposals, art criticism, and the completion of curatorial projects. You’ll also learn about self-curating and curating in relation to your peers. These skills and frameworks are useful for any practicing artist or designer, whether showcasing their own work or exhibiting others.<\/p>\n

You may also have the opportunity to complete internships and participate in external collaborations, preparing you to integrate curatorial strategies into your career path and material practices in the future.<\/p>\n

The Curatorial Practices Minor is open to students in all areas. Whatever your major, your studies in curation will complement and bolster your creative practice.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Program Structure<\/h2>\n

Students typically declare a minor following completion of their second year.<\/p>\n

Each minor consists of a cluster of second- and third-year courses focusing on a specific theme or practice, with a historical, theoretical, and practical context.<\/p>\n