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International students in Denmark. The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Schools of Visual Art is an internationally-oriented educational and research institution continuing a more than 250-year-old tradition of developing artistic talent and enterprise to the highest standards, based upon the independent work of each individual student.
The Laboratory for Art Research has the overall responsibility of the research at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Schools of Visual Arts. If you click on the left image below, you can read more about the research terms Artistic research and Academic research. Via the right image, you can learn more about research funding and application ...
The BFA School. The BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) covers a three-year long study programme. Students who have completed their BFA can continue their studies to earn an MFA (Master of Fine Arts) degree. The BFA programme covers many disciplines. The primary function is to enable and support students as they establish their own art practice.
The faculty at the Schools of Visual Arts consists of the BFA school, four MFA Schools, The Laboratory for Art Research and a number of Laboratories . BFA SCHOOL. Nermin Duraković Associate Professor. Mail Phone +45 3374 4624. Hannah Heilmann Associate P ...
Schools of Visual Arts The Royal Danish Academy of Art Kongens Nytorv 1, 1050 Copenhagen K See on google maps Processing of personal data ...
The Laboratory for Art Research is a department set up under The Schools of Visual Arts. You find the The Laboratory for Art Research, inaugurated in 2015, in a back yard in the centre of Copenhagen. Situated among The Royal Danish Academy's other laboratories, studios and auditoriums within the spaces of art making itself makes a crucial point ...
The School of Conceptual and Contextual Practices is a new school initiated in September 2017. The main focus of the program is in challenging the positions from which we think and work. On the one hand, this means to question hegemonic readings of art, history, theory and territory, proposing alternative narratives from a non-Eurocentric, post-colonial, anti-imperialist, queer-feminist ...
