The Minot State Art Department has prepared hundreds of successful alumni for rewarding careers in art. Our graduates have made their way in the world as photographers, art teachers, graphic designers, museum directors, graduate school candidates, and professional artists.

We offer five art degrees with options and an art minor, opening up potential career fields in K-12 education, advertising, illustration, graphic design, marketing, commercial photography, museum and gallery administration, professional studio art, and arts organization management. At Minot State, you can do what you love, gaining experience for the career of your dreams.   

 Automatic 4-Year Award for Incoming Freshman Students:  As an academically successful freshman, our Minot State Automatic 4-Year Award program empowers you with a renewable financial aid opportunity.    

A record number of scholarships and awards are now available at Minot State. We also offer many art scholarships, including the Harvey & Arlone Twyman Scholarship and the Humanities Scholarship. We are the most affordable university in the U.S. for out-of-state students. 

tuition fees apply, but we are of the most affordable options in the US. 

We offer five [art degrees](https://www.minotstateu.edu/art/degrees.shtml) with options and an art minor, opening up potential career fields in K-12 education, advertising, illustration, graphic design, marketing, commercial photography, museum and gallery administration, professional studio art, and arts organization management. At Minot State, you can do what you love, gaining experience for the career of your dreams.

As an art student at Minot State, you will have access to personal student studios where you will foster creative growth. A wide range of exhibitions, workshops, international competitions, traveling exhibitions, visiting artists, and student and faculty shows are available on and off campus. We also work closely with the campus Northwest Arts Center and the student-managed Hartnett Hall Gallery.

Study Art in ND, scholarships available!

**Living Makeshifts**

**SHIFTING the way we MAKE space**

10 days - September 2023

30 participants

  
Every year we create an informal learning experience for a diverse group of youth exploring different aspects of territorial innovation. The third edition to be held in September 2023 will explore emerging building processes. 

  
Since the industrial revolution, our cities have been expanding exponentially. In 2018 alone, 4.2 % of European land cover was lost to construction: that’s an average of one basketball court per resident.

  
In light of the imminent dangers that this poses to the planet, the European Commission has declared a "zero net artificialization" policy for 2050\. This means that new development projects will be limited to available built-up areas. This will be a radical shift from the expansionist urbanisation of the last century. Failing to meet this objective will accelerate the current climate crisis and also make us less resilient to the change it will bring about.

  
We need to shift the way we make space by using what is readily available.

  
This is not an easy task. The production of space involves many actors from different sectors with varying expertise, imperatives and visions of the future. During 10 days, we will try to deconstruct hardwired common-practices to investigate more sustainable, emergent life cycles for our buildings, from design to build, maintenance and deconstruction. 

  
Participants will receive lectures and site visits by inspiring designers and leaders from across Europe. They will explore ideas and get hands-on experience in making scale 1 interventions with local partners. Together, we will discover new approaches to the production and construction of space. We will occupy different building sites across the territory and test methods in constructing, maintaining and deconstructing the spaces that surround us. 

Not only is the experience free, but all participants will receive financial aid in their travel expenses from their country of residency to Kortrijk. Housing and food are included, as well as a bike rental for the week. See the experience page for more information.

Living Makeshifts

RCA and Tate are delighted to offer the following Arts and Humanities Research Council fully-funded PhD studentship: ‘Idea Transformer: a History of Curatorial Innovation at Tate Modern’.

The successful candidate will be expected begin the studentship on 1 October 2023 on either a full-time or part-time basis and will be required to spend time at both RCA and Tate Modern, gaining access to resources and services across the two institutions. They will be part of a wider cohort of CDP funded students across the UK.

  
This PhD studentship will investigate Tate Modern’s curatorial models and their histories. We invite proposals that interrogate notions of transhistoricity, transnationality and transmediality through and beyond the evolution of Tate Modern’s collection displays.

Applicants should identify a particular focus, approach and/or range of areas of curatorial practice to be researched. These may include, but are not limited to, the ways in which displays have related and responded to shifting acquisition strategies and to the wider programmes of exhibitions, commissions, learning activities etc., the critical responses they have elicited over the years, connected strategies of knowledge dissemination through interpretation and research initiatives, and how they compare to those of other Tate sites or similar collecting institutions.

We are open to developing the research project with the candidate, with an understanding that a ‘complete’ history of Tate Modern would be beyond the scope of a single doctorate, and welcome focused proposals that seek to address current issues facing curatorial practice through the analysis of an area of the Tate Modern’s dense and layered history.

The project will be co-supervised by **Dr Ben Cranfield** (Senior Tutor, Curating Contemporary Art MA) and **Valentina Ravaglia** (Curator, Displays and International Art, Tate Modern).

This doctoral training grant is funded through the AHRC’s Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) scheme, which offers doctoral studentships as part of a collaboration between a Higher Education Institution and an organisation in the museums, libraries, archives and heritage sector. The studentship is fully funded for 45 months (3.75 years) or part-time equivalent, with the possibility of being extended for an additional 3 months to cover professional development opportunities.

Through the doctoral grant held by the RCA, tuition fees will be paid up to the value of the full-time home UKRI rate for PhD degrees – Research Councils UK Indicative Fee Level for 2023/24 is **£4,596**. Both home and international students will receive a maintenance stipend at the standard UKRI London rate of at least **£20,218** which includes the following annual provisions: £17,668 stipend (stipend rates for 2023/24 are being finalised by UKRI), £2,000 London weighting and a £550 CDA maintenance payment. In addition, Tate will cover agreed research-related expenses of up to £1,000 per year (or £500 for part-time students) incurred by the student.

PHD OPPORTUNITY: IDEA TRANSFORMER

Programs in the Department of Art lead to the Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.), the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), the Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.), the Master of Arts (M.A.) or the Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) degrees.

The department offers a B.F.A. with a major in Art; students may choose between four concentrations: Art Education, Graphic Design, Photography or Studio Arts, a B.A. with a major in Art; students may choose between four concentrations: Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising, Global Art Histories or Visual Arts, a M.F.A with a major in Art; students may choose between five concentrations: Ceramics, Graphic Design, Painting, Printmaking/Photography or Sculpture, a M.A. with a major in Art History; students may choose between five concentrations: African American - African Diaspora Art Histories, African American and African Diaspora Art Histories Concentration with Museum Studies Certificate, Egyptian Art and Archaeology, General Art History, Museum Practices and a M.A.T with certification in the area of Art Education.
 
The department offers Graduate Certificates; students may choose between Graphic Design or Museum Studies, an Accelerated Bachelors to Masters in Graphic Design and Minors in Art History, Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising, Graphic Design, Photography, Studio Arts and Web Design are also available.

For complete curriculum details, please review the university undergraduate and graduate catalogs.

tuition fees apply, financial aid available

Programs in the Department of Art lead to the Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.), the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), the Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.), the Master of Arts (M.A.) or the Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) degrees.

Apply for our 2023 BFA or MFA

Susana Aldanondo is a seasoned New Yorker and artist who has been painting in the public spaces of New York City since 2018.

This workshop is geared to enable participating artists to experience what it is like to paint in the public realm of the city and provides the possibility of having Aldanondo provide participating artists with light instruction and feedback during the workshop.

This is a special workshop as it is also geared to enable participating artists to experience painting to music, and being able to observe a group of informal tango dancers.

  
What if it rains? Workshop is cancelled in case of rain, and moved to the following Saturday.

This is a workshop designed to paint in the public spaces of New York City.

This is a ONE day workshop 10 hours in length.

Location: Central Park

Date: July 15th

  
Artists must upload samples of their work and a state or government issued ID before they can participate.
  
  

Central Park Painting Workshop with Susana Aldanondo

Through our accelerated Bachelor of Fine Arts degree program we deliver professional training with smaller class environments at affordable tuition, designed to help you form the pathway towards your successful creative future.

NCAD fosters the development of intellectual and creative talent of a diverse group of students. Within a supportive and caring college environment, students are encouraged to experiment and find their individual artistic voice in whichever medium they choose to study. 

Through our accelerated Bachelor of Fine Arts degree program we deliver professional training with smaller class environments at affordable tuition

Fall 2023 BFA Applications are Open!

Get inspired, focus on your art and make lasting connections in international and transdisciplinary settings at UdK Berlin. Starting in June, the **Berlin Summer University of the Arts 2023** offers a wide range of workshops in all artistic disciplines and beyond. Registration is open.
  
  
This year's focus on **Translational Acts** reflects the engaged dialogue between the disciplines at the Berlin University of the Arts. Artistic practice unfolds in the face of major social, political and technological transformation processes: questions of climate justice and sustainability, collectivity and diversity, or digitization are aesthetically translated in manifold ways. Crossing, transgressing, transcribing, rewriting borders and limits represent central dynamics of the Berlin Summer University of the Arts and we invite you to take part.

Fees range between 360 and 680 Euro, depending on the duration of the workshop.

Berlin Summer University of the Arts 2023

We're excited to offer the third iteration of ToftH School, a ten-month program running from September 2023 to June 2024.

  
Admitted candidates are expected to live in the San Francisco Bay Area throughout the duration of the program, which is free to attend and comes with need-based assistance in the form of stipend funds (up to $50,000). Upon successful completion of the program, select candidates may have the opportunity to work with ToftH and partnering clients or build new products and start new companies with the support of ToftH’s network.

ToftH School 2023 Applications

Applying for admission to pursue an education in the arts: This is where dreams meet reality.

Imagine being part of a community of student artists who are creatively minded, yet career-driven. Imagine shaping your artistic abilities into lifelong professional skills. Imagine forming a lasting creative community and being mentored by innovative, working artists.

Imagine yourself at UArts.

Our interdisciplinary education, accomplished faculty of industry professionals and small class sizes prepare University of the Arts students for creative careers in the arts. UArts’ successful alumni network comprises more than 17,000 artists, performers, designers, entrepreneurs, teachers, doctors, lawyers and other professionals. Located in the cultural district of Center City Philadelphia, UArts encourages students to become immersed in the local, vibrant arts community.

tuition fees apply, scholarships available

Arts degree from UArts

Scholarships available

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