·The purpose of this graduate course is to train professional
tutorial management personnel who are able to contribute to
the advancement of the country's arts by studying and teaching
artistic theory and practice according to the formative method.
·Our goal, through the theory and practice of the modern arts,
is to enhance the consciousness and expressive abilities,
and develop the systemic mutual relationship and artistic
qualities of the formative arts in general, thus bringing
up professional tutorial personnel.
Korean painting - Using
traditional paintings as a background, it is a course of study
creating an original expression of Korean identity and new
traditionality, and creative outlook of the world that corresponds
with the era.
Painting - Using modern art's creative forms,
various methods and diverse studies corresponding to its trends
as a basis, learn the outlook of the world as an artist.
Sculpture - Studies of sculpture and molding
are the main focus of this course. Through experiencing three-dimensional
form and various materials and techniques and through practice,
students acquire creative artistic views.
Art critique, administration major - Studies
art criticism, art management, aesthetics, and history of
the arts, and especially centers on studies of social applications
related to art museums, art galleries, exhibition projects,
objects d'art appraisal, and art journalism.
1) At least 24 course units of graduate level credit in fine
art courses are required for the master's degree.
2) Students have to pass a qualifying examination.
3) Students must fulfill presentation, defense, and document
requirements for the thesis committee.
4) A thesis advisor can be any faculty member from the department.
A High Class Practice in Formation, Practice in Formation,
Mixed Techniques, Practice in Painting Materials, Practice
in Multimedia Presentation, Practice in FormationⅠ, Practice
in FormationⅡ, Study of Mixed Materials, Study of Color Painting
and Ink Painting, Practice Space, Practice in Multimedia PresentationⅠ,
Practice in Multi media PresentationⅡ, Practice of Steel Sculpture,
Theory of Art Market and Management, Theory of Display Planning,
Thought of Korean Painting, Theory of Art in Korean Modern
and Contemporary Period, Analysis of Works and Writing Method
of Thesis, Western Fine Art Ideology History, Artistic Sociology
Jong-Hae
Park, M.A.
[Kyung Hee University, 1976, Professor, Painting,
jonghae@khu.ac.kr]
Poong-Lyul Han, M.A.
[Seoul National University, 1970, Professor, Korean Painting,
prhan@khu.ac.kr]
Byung-Sik Choi, Ph.D.
[Sungkyunkwan University, 1992, Professor, Art Philosophy,
xmas@khu.ac.kr]
Jong-bin Lee, M.A.
[Carrara National Academy Italy, 1988, Assistant Professor,
Sculpture, jblee@khu.ac.kr]
Jeung-Eun Shon, M.F.A.
[Maryland Institute College of Art, USA, 1998, Assistant Professor,
Sculpture, jeshon@khu.ac.kr]
