Sotheby's Institute of Art - Summer Institute

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Location

United States of America
- New York

Length

1 - 4 weeks

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Program Details

Program Type

Direct Enrollment

Timeframe

Summer

Housing

Apartment Dormitory

Language

English

Age Min.

Pricing

Starting Price

5560

Price Details

$5,560 for Day students, $6,845 for Residential students. Tuition is based on 2-week course. (Additional fees apply.)

What's Included

Accommodation Activities Some Meals Wifi

What's Not Included

Airfare Domestic Airfare Airport Transfers SIM cards Transportation Travel Insurance

Last Updated: Jan 08, 2024

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About Program

Sotheby’s Summer Institute invites high schoolers who are curious and passionate about the arts to immerse themselves in one of the most vibrant art capitals in the world: New York City. From learning the intricacies of running galleries and museums to exploring painting and drawing techniques throughout history, these two-week courses are designed to engage, inspire, and fuel creativity. Taught by leading scholars and professionals in the field, each course draws on the global expertise of Sotheby's Institute of Art and takes students behind the scenes of world class museums, galleries, auction houses, artists’ studios, and more.

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Courses are structured as Intensives, Explorations, or Studio Art courses. Intensives dive deep into a specific subject area, while Explorations are interdisciplinary and cover three distinct topics.

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About Sotheby's Institute of Art

Sotheby’s auction house was founded in 1744 when Samuel Baker, an entrepreneur, occasional publisher, and successful businessman held his first auction. Today at Sotheby’s Institute, we emphasize a keen understanding of an object’s value and history, a spirit of inquiry and scholarship, business acumen, and innovation that build upon these...