Fine Arts (painting)

The study program of the Painting Department is designed to help the development of the students’ vocational skills through the systematic acquiring of both traditional painting languages and of those specific to the modern and contemporary age.
Our three-year Bachelor study program is based on theoretical courses and practical activities that address the advanced study of traditional and modern painting techniques, the understanding of plastic composition and the different ways of using color in a specific visual context. We also teach a series of disciplines related to the artistic act, such as work of art preservation and restoration courses or art management courses.
After graduation, students can fathom their knowledge in the two year MA cycle and develop individual projects under the guidance of the teaching staff.
During the BA and MA study programs, the students of the Painting Department benefit from the possibility of taking part in an international exchange program, Erasmus+, with similar institutions throughout Europe.
Students’ works may be presented to the public through personal or collective exhibitions in our faculty gallery, apARTe, which frequently hosts national and international artistic events of consecrated artists and curators.