Demonstrate expertise in their field through a self-directed creative practice focused on ideas, materials, and a process of making that is responsive to a global, historic, multi-cultural context. (PNCA CLO 1)
Identify paradigms and evaluate levels of meaning within contemporary art. Situate their creative practice in a way that considers the intended audience and ethical implications of their chosen media and strategies of communication. (PNCA CLO 2, 3, 4)
Expand their understanding of art and culture in local, regional, and global contexts through a data-based analysis of professional trends. (PNCA CLO 5,6,7)
Articulate aesthetic inclinations within clearly delineated historical, political, cultural, and power relations. (PNCA CLO 6)
Develop a sustained model for professional-level research, production, promotion, communication, and writing skills to support a resilient career. (PNCA CLO 7)
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