SCULPTURE

The term Sculpture is today employed in a wider and more inclusive sense. Sculpture is involved in an ‘expanded field’ of installation assemblage and the like. It embraces an abundance of material and methods. In general these methods fall into categories of sculpting, mould making, joining, fixing and constructing. Apart from conventional materials like stone, metal, wood and terracotta, endless man-made and industrial products are in practice. This reflects present culture, environment and global society in Contemporary Art. Students will gain an integrated understanding of sculpture language in a broad sense, in relation to architecture, landscape and indoor-outdoor nexus. Degrees available in this stream are B.V.A and M.V.A.

Career Options :

Under this department students will be able to develop as creative designers, architectural designers, environmental sculptor, being experts in head studies, model making, 2D creative design cutting, relief study, murals, installation and site specific artwork. Becoming a creative sculptor is also becoming an artist addressing a whole gamut of media, which is the need of the current times.

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