Wow this is the coolest thing ever! Innovative program at Portland State University's School of Art & Design offers an Art & Social Practice MFA. Accepting applications now. Read more at this post: https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck7Q23KrIgC/ #Art #ExperientialPractice #CommunityLearning #SociallyEngagedArt
InstagramSarah Minnick on Instagram: "My partner @harrell_fletcher & his Colleague @lisanicolejarrett run one of the most innovative MFA programs in the country, right here in Portland! Social Practice work focuses on the interaction between the audience, social systems, and the artist. Applications are due soon, link in profile!
Portland State University's School of Art + Design @psuartandsocialpractice invites applications to Contemporary Art Practice MFA degree in Interdisciplinary Approaches to Social Practice. The Art and Social Practice MFA is a three-year, flexible residency (online or in person) program combining individual practice, group work, community partnerships, and experiential learning with diverse faculty and an array of visiting artists lectures via the program’s weekly Conversation Series. Graduate students are also invited to collaborate directly in ongoing program projects including:
KSMoCA @ksmoca (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr School Museum of Contemporary Art): a socially engaged work of art in the form of a contemporary art museum inside of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School in NE Portland.
Columbia River Creative Initiatives (CRCI): an artist-led set of programs and classes held at Columbia River Correctional Institution, a minimum-security prison in Portland.
Social Forms of Art Journal: an online co-authored program publication prompting writing and analysis dedicated to supporting, documenting, and contextualising socially engaged art and its related fields and disciplines.
Assembly: the program’s annual Spring co-authored social practice conference with workshops, lectures, graduate project talks, and participatory projects.
The Art & Social Practice Archive: a program initiative housed in the PSU Library Special Collections. It is the first public archive of ephemera related to art and social practice.
Graduating students design and teach their own class, as well as fulfill requirements to produce a graduate project, present a public artist lecture surveying their work in the program, participate in an exhibition, and conceptualize and create a graduate publication that adds to the unique breadth of publications on socially engaged art."Sarah Minnick shared a post on Instagram: "My partner @harrell_fletcher & his Colleague @lisanicolejarrett run one of the most innovative MFA programs in the country, right here in Portland! Social Practice work focuses on the interaction between the audience, social systems, and the artist. Applications are due soon, link in profile!
Portland State University's School of Art + Design @psuartandsocialpractice invites applications to Contemporary Art Practice MFA degree in Interdisciplinary Approaches to Social Practice. The Art and Social Practice MFA is a three-year, flexible residency (online or in person) program combining individual practice, group work, community partnerships, and experiential learning with diverse faculty and an array of visiting artists lectures via the program’s weekly Conversation Series. Graduate students are also invited to collaborate directly in ongoing program projects including:
KSMoCA @ksmoca (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr School Museum of Contemporary Art): a socially engaged work of art in the form of a contemporary art museum inside of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School in NE Portland.
Columbia River Creative Initiatives (CRCI): an artist-led set of programs and classes held at Columbia River Correctional Institution, a minimum-security prison in Portland.
Social Forms of Art Journal: an online co-authored program publication prompting writing and analysis dedicated to supporting, documenting, and contextualising socially engaged art and its related fields and disciplines.
Assembly: the program’s annual Spring co-authored social practice conference with workshops, lectures, graduate project talks, and participatory projects.
The Art & Social Practice Archive: a program initiative housed in the PSU Library Special Collections. It is the first public archive of ephemera related to art and social practice.
Graduating students design and teach their own class, as well as fulfill requirements to produce a graduate project, present a public artist lecture surveying their work in the program, participate in an exhibition, and conceptualize and create a graduate publication that adds to the unique breadth of publications on socially engaged art.". Follow their account to see 5910 posts.
Artist Kathrin Böhm opens up a glossary of concepts that affect and leave their mark in her practice, such as rural knowledge, compost, usership, collective work and social practices.We also talk about economy, to help us discern spaces of value production that are not immediately apparent.
