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Already within the admission process, students have demonstrated the authonomy of their artistic portfolio, which they have developed further. They are ready to react creatively to the tasks, to discuss their work. They reflect contemporary cultural events, orientate themselves in the history of art.

To obtain credits, it is necessary to implement the assigned studio tasks, to edit the portfolio of your own work. 80% attendance at lectures is a natural necessity for graduation.
Submission of assigned projects, attendance, communicating about the overview of cultural events

Students will be encouraged to acquire regular studio working habits, the ability to artistically respond to the project tasks; they will practice in a range of diverse media; they will learn to select and apply appropriate media of self-expression; they will learn to verbally grasp their own art work, formulate opinions; they will have an overview in contemporary cultural events in relation to art history as well as to non-artistic areas of interest.
In the winter semester of the first year of the bachelor's degree, students will learn to develop and critically evaluate their own artistic work; they will freely choose and apply the media of their own work. They will gain knowledge about site-specific art. They are familiar with contemporary cultural events.

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