Master in In Situ

The In Situ program is a master's degree focused on the integration of art within specific contexts. It is designed for students who thrive in dynamic environments and seek to explore the relationship between art and its surroundings. This two-year program emphasizes individual artistic approaches and encourages experimentation with various materials and techniques.

Students in the In Situ program engage with historical, social, and aesthetic contexts to create art installations or interventions. The curriculum includes hands-on workshops, often starting with an international workshop that broadens students' perspectives on cultural contexts. The program fosters flexibility and creativity, allowing students to develop their artistic vision while collaborating with peers and faculty.

Graduates of the In Situ program can pursue various career paths, including roles such as installation artist, public artist, art curator, and community arts facilitator. They often find opportunities in cultural institutions, galleries, and public art projects. The skills acquired in this program are transferable across different artistic and social sectors, preparing students for diverse roles in the creative economy.