Master en Pratique de Conservateur

Curator practice

MA Curator Practice is a study for professional curators. In addition to the MA program, Curator Practice collaborates with various partners to arrange public seminars, lectures and other types of events that address curator practice in an expanded cultural field.

MA Curator Practice is a two-year seminar-based education aimed at professional curators who work as independent curators or at institutions. There are admissions every other year, and we also want applications from other professional actors from the art field with practices that are strongly connected to the curatorial (such as artist-curators, communicators, writers and others), and applications from professionals from adjacent cultural fields (theater, film, literature, music, etc.) who wish to reflect on and compare their knowledge and practice.

The MA group of ten candidates consists of professionals who have a strong personal drive for their project and a great interest in sharing their knowledge and ideas with the others in the group. Candidates should be eager to examine and ask questions about their surroundings and the professional contexts in which they work, in order to contribute to a common discussion forum.

During the studies, the MA candidates will develop, produce and contextualise an individual project in a public context, where they are responsible for ensuring the necessary collaborations to achieve this - with artists and professionals, funding sources, art institutions and others. Emphasis is placed on sharing knowledge and discussion within the group and in the public, therefore the Faculty supports a public seminar which is organized by the candidates in collaboration. There is no requirement to move to Bergen to take the MA Curator Practice.

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Exhibition, Concert/Sound

The Wind Cannot Hear Me

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Event, Exhibition

Dig It Up and Put It in a Bag

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Information for students and staff about the corona virus

07/09 - 2021

Communicating climate change through art in Greenland and Fiji

In a groundbreaking multidisciplinary project with the Bjerknes Centre for climate research, Eamon O´Kane, professor of Visual art at the Faculty of Fine Art, Music and Design at UoB, will facilitate and inspire the writing of stories and paintings by young people from Greenland and Fiji. In this way showing the effects of climate change on their lives.

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Masterclass with Roeland Hendrikx

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Browse through works and productions by former MA students as well as the Faculty's artistic research at the Departments of contemporary art, music and design.

Multi Kolore

Alexandra Jegerstedt

Multi Kolore , 2019

Mixed media

Master concert, Scene USF, Nattjazz 27 May

Andri Schärli

Master concert, Scene USF, Nattjazz 27 May , 2019

Closing the Eyes to see That Which the Retina Refuses to Acknowledge

Sofia Magdalena Eliasson

Closing the Eyes to see That Which the Retina Refuses to Acknowledge , 2017

Ceramics, Sculpture, Wood

No Sign Should Remain Inert

Lucila Mayol

No Sign Should Remain Inert , 2018

Computer game

Fabeldyr med snakkebobler

Anette Aga

Fabeldyr med snakkebobler , 2017

Visual Communication

About the Faculty of Fine Art,

Music and Design

The Faculty of Fine Art, Music and Design (KMD) offers BA, MA and PhD programmes based on an internationally recognised level of artistic research.

We educate future artists, designers, performing musicians, composers, music therapists, musicologists, curators, and music and art teachers.

The faculty consists of about 600 students and 190 employees, of which approx. 130 are academics. Academic activities are organised across three departments with a joint administration: Fine Art, Music, and Design. The departments have research fellows who are affiliated with one of UiB's PhD programmes - either the new artistic programme or the scientific.