Sections
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Program Objective
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The Master of Fine Arts (MFA) is designed to allow students to understand how artists use artificial intelligence and machine creativity, as well as to bridge the gap between traditional artistic creativity and technological innovation, and to cultivate the next generation of creative leaders. This program emphasizes studio art practice projects assisted by machine creativity. Students can seek to deepen their creative practice through advanced technology and resonate with professional art. Students are required to complete a final thesis project, and the degree culminates in a thesis exhibition or performance.
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Intended Learning Outcomes
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On successful completion of the program, graduates will be able to:
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- Develop a thorough understanding of knowledge and outstanding creative practice skills in arts and machine creativity within one or more chosen art forms, such as visual art, sound art, performance, installation art, software art, AI art, and cinematic art.
- Use machine-assisted creative methods to generate thoughtful artistic output for art festivals, museums, galleries, and various contemporary distribution platforms, including online and virtual.
- Conceive, plan, and realize complex machine-assisted art projects independently or collaboratively.
- Demonstrate fluency in relevant concepts, theories, histories, and examples related to contemporary art and technology, particularly related to established and emerging art forms.
- Provide critical assessment, analysis, and mentorship as an educator in arts and machine creativity, emphasizing how artificial intelligence augments human creativity.
- Develop communication and management skills required for realizing ambitious projects related to arts and machine creativity.