Bachelor In Visual Arts (BVA)

This program uniquely design to bring in traditional and modern technology art and craft practices together with help of research hands on activates expert guideline and study tour.

The Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVA) program provides a holistic education that integrates artistic excellence with a global perspective, encouraging students to explore diverse cultural influences and contemporary art movements. It emphasizes societal engagement, urging students to address social, political, and environmental issues through their creative practice. Sustainable engagement is a key focus, promoting eco-friendly materials, responsible artistic processes, and awareness of environmental concerns. The program also nurtures an appreciation for heritage, enabling students to study, preserve, and reinterpret traditional art forms in a modern context. Critical writing is an essential component, equipping students with the ability to analyse, interpret, and articulate their ideas effectively through art criticism and academic discourse. Additionally, the BVA program fosters art entrepreneurship, empowering students with business acumen, marketing strategies, and professional skills to establish successful careers in the creative industries, whether as independent artists, curators, designers, or cultural entrepreneurs.

4 years comprising 3 years of full-time learning in specified branch (namely- Painting/Sculpture/Ceramics and Pottery) with 1st year of Foundation Course. Part 1 – Foundation Course – 1 year (semester 1 and semester 2) Part 2 – 3 years of selected Specialize Branch (semester 3 to semester 8)

1. An applicant for admission to the course must have completed a 10+2 or Pre-University examination from a recognized institute or Board.
2.Anticipated number of students to be enrolled – 30
20 – for painting
5 – for ceramics
5 – for sculpture

INR 5,50,000/-

1. Research based enhancement- theory analysis
2. Hands on practices
3. Traditional and contemporary art and craft practices ( bridging art)
4. Learning from expert in the art field
5. Global awareness of art practices
6. Theory based learning
7. Elective

1. Curator- Curators engage in research, art history, writing, editing, and publication to develop and present artistic narratives
2. Global connect- cultural, visual aesthetics, craft practices
3. Concept Development & Innovation – Encourages personal artistic style and experimental approaches.
4. Interdisciplinary Approach – Integration with architecture, environmental art, product design, and digital media.
5. Sustainable & Contemporary Art Practices – Exploration of eco-conscious materials and site-specific installations.
6. Community support- Curators foster community support by engaging audiences, promoting inclusivity, and encouraging cultural dialogue
7. Archival- Curators oversee archival development through visual and oral documentation, preserving artistic and cultural heritage

1. Hands-on Learning –
2. Uniqueness– customize concept development, site specific
3. Study tour- organize study tours to museums, art galleries, lectures, exhibitions, public art spaces, and site-specific installations for immersive learning.
4. Focus on Innovation & Experimentation – Encourages students to explore new materials, sustainable practices, and contemporary sculptural techniques.
5. Industry Exposure & Professional Development – Opportunities for internships, workshops, and collaborations with artists, museums, and galleries.
6. Exhibition & Public Art Installations – Students participate in exhibitions, competitions, and urban public projects.
7. Portfolio & Career Support – Training in art business, market trends, and professional portfolio development for securing commission work and jobs.
8. Sustainability & Environmental Awareness – Focus on eco-friendly materials recycle, upcycle-material practices