Arts & Markets

as part of Computational Media + Cultures Master’s Program

 

The Arts & Markets track is a part of the Computational Media Master’s Program (CMAC) offered by the Department of Art, Art History and Visual studies (AAHVS) in partnership with the Information Science + Studies Program. The goal of this program is to explore, analytically and historically, the emergence of new art markets as well as interactions between market behavior and artistic creation, art theory and practice, as well as the role of art entrepreneurship and regulatory environments in emerging art markets.

The MA program consists of three semesters and one summer, and begins in the Fall term. During the first year you will learn the history of Art Markets and subjects related to ongoing scholarly debate in the field by following our two DALMI Courses: “History of Art Markets coursecodes” (lecture) and “Art & Markets” (seminar). Next to this, you will have the opportunity to conduct independent research in your own area of research through a DALMI Independent Study supervised by Professor Hans van Miegroet. Both in the first Fall and Spring semester there is space to enroll into a wide variety of elective courses inside and outside AAHVS. During the summer, you will conduct individual research towards your thesis by applicable relevant data, visiting relevant sites or participating in a relevant internship. The last semester of your master will focused on the writing of your hybrid theory-practice MA thesis (via two independent studies), which will finally be presented at the end of the Fall.

 

*The program is subject to change

 

For more information see the CMAC Website or contact DALMI.

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