Study Plan
The asterisks indicate requirements for the Curatorial students, open also to general M.F.A. students in Department of Art .
New, required Concentration Courses are in bold. Existing M.F.A. Courses are in regular type.

Year One: FALL

Art 210: 1st Year Grad Seminar (4 units)

Art 230: Grad Group Critique (4 units)

Art 280A: Intro to Exhibition System (4 units)*

WINTER

Art 250: Directed Reading & Research (4 units)

Art 280: Contemporary Exhibition Systems (4 units)

One course selected from the School of the Arts or
the School of Humanities (4 units)

Rhea Anastas Ph.D. Graduate Center, The City University of New York
Associate Professor of Art, Twentieth Century Experimentalism in the Visual Arts,
Contemporary Art, Critical Theory and Cultural Theorynew person every one minute and 22 seconds.

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