This degree is Recognized by the French State (RNCP) at Level 6.
Goals
Goals
Goals
This Bachelor program trains students to become managers in the fast-paced environment of the visual arts. By honing practical skills applied to arts management and gaining an understanding of the theoretical underpinnings of the global art world, students are prepared to confront the challenges of international art markets and become part of the digital transformation of the industry. The program focuses on managing the visual arts including painting, sculpture, photography and digital art.
Students will develop knowledge and professional skills applied to arts management through courses, workshops, and modules on art law, sales, display, and marketing as well as the digitalization of art business and fundraising, which are the fundamental tools in the market today.
How to apply?
How to apply?
How to apply?
The academic year starts in mid-September. To apply for this program, you must send the application form downloadable on the school’s website (www.iesa.edu), a CV, a cover letter to explain your motivation and professional goals, a copy of your high-school degree, your official score of an English Exam (TOEFL, IELTS) if you are not a native English speaker, ID picture, scan of a valid passport or ID card, application fee. The Admission officier will call you for an interview either in person or online. If admitted, you will be sent a registration form to complete and return.
Admissions to second or third year
Join in 2nd year with 60 ECTS credits validated
Join in 3rd year with 120 ECTS credits validated
Career opportunities
Career opportunities
Career opportunities
Chief Metaverse Officer
Coordinator arts accelerator
Gallery Assistant
Cultural Mediation officer
Communications officer
Assistant / collaborator of an expert
Assistant / clerk of an auctioneer
Junior specialist / Expert / Manager / assistant of a department in an auction house or expertise cabinet
Customer Relations Manager in a fair or art salon; Registrar of artworks; database cataloguer
Assistant insurance broker specialized in artworks / editor
Manager of communication / editorial communication specialized in the art market
Curriculum
Curriculum
YEAR 1:
SEMESTER 1 (FALL SEMESTER)
History of global arts
European history and culture
Iconography
French language
Academic skills workshop
Art Expertise Old Masters
Introduction to the Structures of the Art Market
and professional visits
Metaverse workshop
Exhibition Project Methodology
Study Trip to Florence
SEMESTER 2 (SPRING SEMESTER)
History of Global Arts: Art Renaissance to 1800
Introduction to the world of contemporary art: visits to galleries, institutions and art studios
Writing Workshop
French language
Art History MethodologyIntroduction to the Principles of Marketing
Business skills
Introduction to Intellectual Property Law
Renaissance Society and Symbol
Organizing an auction
Metaverse Workshop
Year 2
SEMESTER 1 (FALL SEMESTER)
History of European art: 1760s to 1905
Art Historical Methodologies II
Introduction to Emerging Art Markets
French Language: art and culture
Webdesign tools
Marketing and Communication
Sociology of the Arts
Art Expertise 19th century art
Auction Sale Workshop
Valuations, Insurance and shipping
Metaverse Workshop
Exhibition Project
SEMESTER 2 (SPRING SEMESTER)
History of Art from 1905 to 1945
Building an Art Collection
Art Criticism Methodology
French language for art and culture
Audience development Strategies
Art conservation
Mounting an exhibition Physical & Online (Workshop)
Fundraising
Art Expertise & Commenting Workshop 1905-1945
Metaverse Workshop
Graduation Project
Year 3
SEMESTER 1 (FALL SEMESTER)
Contemporary Art History: 1945 – 1980 & visits
Bridges from Old Masters to Contemporary Art Workshop
French language: art and culture
Workshops & Tutorials – Graduation project
Expertise of Visual Arts (Modern & Contemporary)
Professional Meetings
Financial management
Economics of the Art Market
Organizing an online auction
Art Law / Taxation
Metaverse Workshop
Graduation Project
SEMESTER 2 (SPRING SEMESTER)
Contemporary Art History from 1980 to the present day
Commenting on contemporary artworks
Curatorial research
Mounting an exhibition Designing a fictive exhibition
Regulations of the Art Market
Economics of the art market: Data Analytics
Workshops & Tutorials /Marketing & Communication & Public Speaking
Metaverse workshop
Graduation Project
The Program at a glance:
Duration: 3 years
Location: Paris
Accreditation : Title Diploma, Bachelor level, Level 6, Art Sales Manager issued by ECAD CONSULTANTS - IESA ART&CULTURE - IESA NSF 312v , registered under RNCP36575 on 01/07/2022 for a duration of 2 years.
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Art Sales Manager Title level 6 (Titre Chargé(e) de commercialisation des œuvres et objets d’art) :
- The Titre Chargé(e) de commercialisation des œuvres et objets d’art issued by ECAD CONSULTANTS - IESA ART&CULTURE - IESA NSF 312v - Level 6 (EU), registered under RNCP36575 on 01/07/2022 for a duration of 2 years.
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