In the MA Curatorial Practice program (MACP) here at the School of Visual Arts in New York, curatorial studies students are immersed in two years of training with leading curators from major institutions in New York City and from around the world. With hundreds of art galleries, prominent museums, and thousands of artists just minutes from our door, the program steeps our students in the extraordinary art life of the city, while offering thorough coursework in the practice, history, and theory of curating, delving into the most important issues of society and art today.
Technical training, opportunities to read deeply in the literature of curatorial studies and pertinent areas of philosophy and cultural analysis, writing workshops, and international internships provide our students with the professional tools they need to enter the field, conversant with the language and practice of curating, and having learned every aspect of creatively addressing audiences through curatorial expression. Students have the chance to make several exhibitions of their own in the program, all subsidized by us and under professional guidance from international experts.
Learn more at: www.macp.sva.edu/