were relatively informal, since no statutes had as yet been laid down for the institution. In contrast to its British counterpart, the Academy was founded as an organ of government. The Academy was expected to remain apolitical, and to avoid discussion of religious and social issues (Conner, 2005, p.385).

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The Foundation Year at PCA

The Foundation Year at PCA

The Foundation Year at PCA

PCA sits down with second-year Fine Arts students, Judy McNicol and Walker Greene about their experience in Foundation and life in Paris.
Judy McNicol, from Glasgow, Scotland and Walker Greene from Omaha, Nebraska, USA talked to us about what they gained from the Foundation year, their favorite projects, a typical day, friendship and life in general as a Foundation student at PCA.
Learn more about the Foundation yearat PCA.http://www.paris.edu/departments/in_program/17/13

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