Focuses on visual art practice within a liberal arts context. Courses include drawing, painting, printmaking, bookmaking, two- and three-dimensional design, digital photography, digital imaging, motion graphics, media arts, and art history. The program equips students with an interdisciplinary perspective on contemporary art and design production, providing various analog and digital media skills as well as the sociohistorical contexts essential to contemporary practice.
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Special Topics: Creative Coding and Generative Art
Computer Imaging
History of Modern Crafts
Art History Writing Intensive: Art and Queer Theory
Art and the City: Tokyo in the 1960s and 1970s
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Mira Winblad
Company: Wild Tame Co. Ltd
Class of 2022
Major: Art
I was in my final year when I decided to do an internship, and I’m glad I did. I was accepted as an intern at Wild Tame, a small but passionate production company in central Tokyo. They offered me a full-time position as a graphic designer as soon as I finished my final semester. I genuinely love my job and coworkers, and I’m honored to continue growing as a creative together with them. When I think back on my time at TUJ, I like to think of the people I’ve come to cherish and the person I’ve become because of this path I chose. I have the fantastic teachers in the Art Department to thank for helping me broaden my artistic skills in so many ways and to enjoy the creative process. I’m not sure what the future holds, but I like to keep it blank to allow space for whatever new road opens next.
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