SCULPUTURE SPECIALIZATION
Two years Course
TEACHINGS
LABORATORY
- Sculputure265 hours
- Project of sacred sculpture140 hours
DRAWING
- Drawing100 hours
- Anatomy40 hours
CLASSROOM
- Art history25 hours
- Philosophy and theology of the body10 hours
- Seminars on sacred art20 hoursGiorgio Fozzati e ospiti
- Christian symbols and signs10 hours
- History of the composition8 hours
- Sacred liturgy20 hours
- Scripture24 hoursDon Filippo Belli
- Artistic entrepreneurship20 hoursGiorgio Fozzati e ospiti
- Sacred art in contemporary culture10 hours
INDIVIDUALE
- Individual work108 hours
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START COURSE:7th October 2019
TUITION FEE
Annual cost of the course: € 7000,00.
Fee to be paid upon registration: € 500.00.
The fee must be paid by September 13rd, 2019.
Each student must obtain the personal equipment following the directions of the Master.
FREQUENCY
Attendance at all lessons is mandatory. The evaluation of each subject will be possible if the absences do not exceed 20%.
The diploma of specialization will be issued at the end of the two-year period. The vote will correspond to the sum of the evaluations for each single subject.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Students can apply for a scholarship at the end of the first year of course, by May 31st. The scholarship will eventually be awarded for the second year of specialization.
If the student does not attend with profit and does not show consistency in the fulfillment of all the school commitments signed, the school will revoke the scholarship that must be reimbursed in full by the beneficiary.
DEADLINE:13th September 2019
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PROGRAM
Academic Year 2019/2020
All exercises are done from observation from the live model,casts, and drapery for the training of the eye to develop the ability to interpret the human figure and compose.
First year students will begin in their first trimester by studying the features of the David, followed by the human skull and classical busts as reparation for portraits from life.
The second trimester will be largely devoted to portraiture, drapery studies and half size figures from a variety of brief poses and models for differing proportions/body types followed with long-term poses.
As students advance, specific iconography will be introduced with the application of drapery to the figure to compose the work in its entirety. Basic relief ‘pseudo-form’ exercises may be given to advance students only following the thorough study of three-dimensional form.
The ‘lavoro individuale’ sessions may be utilized to continue the exercises outlined in the program or for the development of bottega commissions with student participation chosen at the discretion of the instructor. In the third trimester (after Easter), first year students will be expected to pursue a complete half-size figure composition with drapery and advanced second year student may choose to do a full-scale (life-size) composition at the discretion of the instructor. The last week of every trimester will be devoted to making molds of the work to produce a copy in plaster.