Careers in art

Digication ePortfolio :: Fairfield Art by Tricia Thatcher,mindy montgomery,colleen larbes,julie staudt,kathrine clark,matt klaber,Harmon Lauren at FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL. Click on the following link to view your Art Careers mission: http://www.usca.edu/education/courses/aete731/ss03/art/careersinart.html

Where can studying Art or Design take you? What kinds of careers exist for those who study creative subjects at high school? A list of over 150+ awesome careers, with 25 individuals showcased in detail.

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Don't know what an infographic is? Well we have even provided you an infographic on that too! See the example above. A well-designed infographic like the ones below can help you simplify a complicated subject, in case the subject is Design and we have carefully selected 5 must see infographics for any young designer or design student. We hope you find them useful.

Careers and the Arts. So helpful for students to see the many possibilities

Here are the jobs you can get as a fine art major – artist, illustrator, art professor, art conservator, set designer, art director, art therapist, and more.

Jobs in the arts are as varied as you can imagine. Use these free printables to encourage your kids to explore career opportunities as creative as they are. Free graphic organizers and printable bulletin board displays help you start the conversation about jobs in the arts!

Here are the jobs you can get as an art major – artist, art professor, graphic designer, curator, art director, art therapist, art teacher, and more.

This probably needs to be updated yet again since I first stumbled upon it about 15 years ago. I like to give it to the kids at the beginning of the year but also to their parents when I meet them in September.