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Visual Arts and Sculpture

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Emerson Visual Arts

The aim of the course is to help students discover their creative capacities in visual arts and sculpture. (See the recent final Projects 2010 under Students Work)

We provide students the space, in which their own impulses in art can clarify and mature. Additionally it is important to open up the possibilities for students to find their way of working with art in the world, as individuals or within a team.

Different directions of work have been developed in the course: Art and Education, Introduction to Art Therapy, Art and Social Questions, Art as Art, The Foundations of Anthroposophy through Art, etc.

Students who graduated from the course have developed artistic work in many fields of activity such as: creation of children playgrounds, work with detainees in prison, remedial art work with children in need of help, sculpture in public places, teaching sculpture in schools and adult education, work with sculpture and water, sculpture therapy, design, art and the newborn, etc.

The students from our training have taken this work all around the world in countries as far as Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Israel, Iceland, USA, Chile and all around Europe. Many new tasks, specific to the situation they found in their places of work and country, have been discovered and developed.

The background of the training has been and continues to be the inspiring source of Rudolf Steiner’s work, Anthroposophy.

The involvement with Art and Anthroposophy, opens the doors of creativity and can help us to find new and meaningful ways of dealing with the creative challenges of our time.

Emerson Visual Arts is part of Emerson College as an independant department. More information, contacts and course bookings/registration will happen though the EVArts website and organisation.
However, once registered you will be a student of Emerson College.

The Courses offered in the programme are:

The Visual Arts Year

The 3 year Scuplture Training

The Foundation Year in Anthroposophy through Visual Art

Short Courses