Nowadays, the connection of in-depth research in the field of art and digital infrastructure is increasing the added value of contents along with cultural and industrial values. This department maximises mutual synergy by establishing visual arts-related majors and music majors and seeks to create new content that goes beyond existing genres. We train art planners, producers, exhibitors and performers, producers, and art teachers through the department’s curriculum.
Educational objectives: Students understand contemporary art trends related to art, design, cartoon, animation, photography, video, and music majors and acquire integrated and convergent thinking through digital. We aim to cultivate artists with the depth and creativity of academe that encompasses sight and hearing through the study of concepts expanded beyond the partial and limited range of art.
Educational goals
The goal is to learn how to create content using digital and media and to cultivate innovative, progressive talent through collaboration between art genres.
A new image of artistic talent in the era of the 4th industrial revolution, where creativity and convergence are emphasised, is presented.
Main subjects
The major consists of a wide range of creative subjects with the goal of producing artists with convergent thinking through international sensibility and communication.
Curriculum construction and operating direction
Curriculum for Visual Arts Major
Understanding the Basic Language and Technical Characteristics of Artistic Activity (Global Communication Art Workshop, Comic Studies, Photography, Visual Aesthetics, etc.)
Exploring the Process and Method of Creative Content Planning and Directing (Cartoon Animation Analysis, Individual Study, etc.)
Digital-based Convergence Art Research (New Media Theory Research, Hallyu Video Content Research, etc.)
Curriculum for Music Major
Practice in Various Formats of Performing Arts (Major Practical Skills, Performing Arts Stage Workshop)
Advanced Music Theory and Advanced Analysis Training (Tonal Music Analysis, Musicology Data Research Analysis)
Collaborative Project with Other Arts (Video Music Research, Art Collaboration Workshop)
Main subjects
10 professors: Lee, Jin-hee; Choi, Sung-wook; Lee, Seok-hwan; Son, Young-ho; Kim, Ji-young; Kim, Dong-jo; Hwang, Mee-Kyoung; Heo, Jeong-hwa; Park, Sook-Ryeon; Kang, Hyun-ju
Employment status after graduation
Writer, critic, curator
Art education-related teachers, university professors and lecturers, and art academy operators
Worker in publishing or journal-related industries, broadcasting-related PD
Professional performer, vocalist, composer, conductor, accompanist
Cultural content developer (professional creators, film, digital content, advertising, art planning and management, art professionals in public institutions)
Department activities and programs
Regular exhibitions and concerts (art, webtoon, video, photography, solo or concert by an excellent musician)
Theme exhibitions and concerts (content planning exhibitions and concerts)
Participation in other academic societies (Animation Society, Imaging Society, Photography Society, Piano Society, Contents Society, etc.) and employment-related consulting
Details of participating faculty
Lee, Jin-hee
Graduated from the Department of Manga, Kyoto Seika University Graduate School
Education Committee member of the Korea Culture & Arts Education Service
Advisory member of the Seoul International Cartoon and Animation Festival (SICAF)