Interested candidates should contact Dr. Angiola Churchill, program director. The summer program in Venice offers coordinated field trips, research, and cultural activities. Day trips and one overnight visit to nearby cultural centers are also planned. When the program is in session, however, personal trips are discouraged because they disrupt studio output and continuity. Students are expected to use studios intensively.
Faculty are present all day in the studios.
The faculty consists of members of the Department of Art and Art Professions, artists, critics, historians, and theorists from respective fields in Italy. A resident director, Professor Angiola Churchill, representing New York University, School of Education, Department of Art and Art Professions, will guide the participants in the program. Special Admission Information Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree with a specialization in art or art education. Whenever possible, interviews will be held in person but may in some cases take place by telephone. Please arrange an interview with Dr. Churchill, the program director.