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“Art School” is about access to resources and network.
If they’re is a particular program that will provide an exceptional amount of both its worth it.
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If they’re is a particular program that will provide an exceptional amount of both its worth it.
But you can do without it, make bodies of work, critique often, learn your practice + connect with artists https://twitter.com/callmewilsar/status/1305546908304314369">https://twitter.com/callmewil...
It’s also one of those what you put in, is what you get out things.
If you go with the intention to build a body of work, create a relationship with a renowned professor, refine your techniques and craftsmanship. That’s what you’ll get.
If you go with the intention to build a body of work, create a relationship with a renowned professor, refine your techniques and craftsmanship. That’s what you’ll get.
If you go just to get a piece of white mans paperwork (degree)
It won’t help you much.
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It won’t help you much.
Also know your learning style: if communal studios are not your jam and you need more 1:1 time.
It may be better to find an elder artist to work under as a studio assistant or apprentice.
It may be better to find an elder artist to work under as a studio assistant or apprentice.
