Czech

Not applicable.

Ability to create independent work.
The ability of verbal and visual communication.
Advanced work with computer programs for editing photos and videos.
Experience with various forms of documentation of artworks and events.
Ability to read and understand theoretical literature in Czech and English.

By completing an active participation in at least one joint project, submitting a photographic documentation and with at least 70% attendance at the consultations, the student will receive a credit.
If one of these components is not met, the student has the chance to correct the situation by fulfilling the individual task.
The individual project will culminate as final project of semester and will be commissioned by the commission.

Obligatory attendance at 70%.
Mandatory participation in at least one joint project per semester.
Photographic documentation of a common project and individual work.

In contrast to the bachelor's cycle focusing on the broadest thematic range and experiment, student in the Master's cycle will focus on deeper insight to her topic.
The student gradually formulates his own artistic language by solving individual and common tasks.
In group projects, he takes on the active role of the organizer and mediator of the idea.
Student advances to a new type of education, where instead of the breadth of information transmitted, a specific area of deeper study begins.
Student organizes her work within the studio, internally establishes it so that it can become the basis of her free artistic professional activity.
The student chooses for dominant technology and deepens her technological knowledge.
Student acquires the basics of leadership with the team, whether in the position of the organizer or as a curator.
Student is interested in the framework of her work in art wolrd - responds to grant calls, open calls.

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Donna Harraway, Manifest kyborgů (CS)
Joanna Zylinska, The Cyborg Experiments: The Extensions of the Body in the Media Age (CS)
Victoria Pitts, In the Flesh: The Cultural Politics of Body Modification (EN)

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