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November 26, 2020

Graduation project Fine Art and Design in Education: this is why I create what I create

Sarah Doorduin did the bachelor course Fine Art and Design in Education. In a video, she tells us which experiences during this course influenced her graduation project. Her finals are about the ability to justify your work: being able to speak about it, explain it, and how important those abilities are if you want to graduate. “Look at me. And see me with all my vulnerabilities. I think that my work is also about that. It’s why I create what I create,” she says.

In the video, we hear sound recordings that Sarah made. She explains: “I felt like I had to constantly justify what I was doing. For a long time, I viewed myself as a bad storyteller. So, I incorporated that in the sound recordings I made. I noticed that this was getting in my way, including when I had to justify my work.”

        During the bachelor course Fine Art and Design in Education in Arnhem you develop your knowledge in art, design, theory, and education. You get to deal with projects, workshops, electives, and specialisations. You learn during internships in schools and non-school settings. With this course, you get a broad teaching qualification. So, after you graduate, you can work in education, but also as a creator, educator, or curator.

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