Whitney Museum of American Art: Independent Study Program
Frederick G. Ortner
Abstract
Frederick G. Ortner
Abstract
Graduate and undergraduate students from around the country study studio art or art history-museum practices in this museum program designed to give them the best the New York art scene has to offer: experience in exhibition and administration in a museum; seminars and individual study with famous artists, art critics, and art historians; their own studio space with instructors who guide rather than teach; visits to other museums and galleries.
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Graduate and undergraduate students from around the country study studio art or art history-museum practices in this museum program designed to give them the best the New York art scene has to offer: experience in exhibition and administration in a museum; seminars and individual study with famous artists, art critics, and art historians; their own studio space with instructors who guide rather than teach; visits to other museums and galleries.
Key concepts: Exhibition, Studio, Visual arts, Art, Visual art of the United States, Space (punctuation), Studio art, Contemporary art