The Master of Visual Arts program is designed to provide an inclusive environment for talented individuals pursuing careers in the arts. Recognizing the impact of media and images in society, the program empowers students to create and analyze images from diverse perspectives. It focuses on critical analysis for effective composition, includes curatorial and exhibition management, and offers interdisciplinary exploration. Students participate in semester-wise exhibitions at various locations, providing practical exposure and preparing them for dynamic careers in the evolving landscape of visual arts.

Key Features:

• Liberal Inclusion: Welcomes diverse and talented individuals into the arts.
• Image Creation: Focuses on the art of making images and understanding their impact.
• Critical Analysis: Encourages in-depth analysis of images for effective composition.
• Curatorial and Exhibition Management: Guides students in presenting and managing art exhibitions.
• Site-Specific Exhibitions: Includes semester-wise exhibitions at various locations for practical exposure.
• Interdisciplinary Exploration: Engages students in art activities exploring connections with other disciplines.

Program Curriculum:

• Semester-Wise Exhibitions: Opportunities for students to showcase their work at diverse locations.
• Curatorial and Exhibition Management: Training in presenting and managing art exhibitions.
• Art Presentation: Focus on effective communication of artistic concepts and ideas.
• Interdisciplinary Activities: Exploration of the arts in conjunction with other disciplines.

Aim and Impact: The program aims to broaden opportunities for young individuals inclined towards visual arts, fostering their creative development within and beyond their communities. By encouraging critical analysis, interdisciplinary exploration, and practical exposure through exhibitions, it prepares students for dynamic careers in the evolving landscape of visual arts.