What is the daily life of art students?

I am an art major in an art college, which is generally divided into two parts. Some students who want to study this major well will learn more theoretical knowledge of art in the library every day to enrich their lives and prepare for their future work. Some students majoring in art education will learn more about painting, oil painting, Chinese painting and watercolor painting in art. Then they will learn some theoretical knowledge. Art major is academic, so it needs theoretical knowledge.

The other part is that I don't want to continue studying this major, so I will find my favorite major when I go to college. I chose Chinese painting and learned line drawing, calligraphy, murals and so on. The university went out to sketch three times in four years. (This is already excellent in art colleges, even in the Academy of Fine Arts, it is difficult to show it so many times. ) I went to Weihai for half a month in the second half of my sophomore year, Dunhuang in the west in the first half of my junior year, then Sichuan and Xi 'an, and Suzhou next semester. I didn't go out much.

As for what you will learn, you actually have to rely on yourself when you go to college. The school will only provide you with a platform, an environment and a resource.

If you want to learn, there is nothing in the course and the teacher doesn't teach you, then you can learn and understand from the internet, libraries, clubs and other channels.

But there are still differences between schools after all. For example, Shandong University belongs to a comprehensive university, and the biggest difference between its fine arts and the Academy of Fine Arts, I think, is the environment and vision. In our school, most people study because of their diplomas, and few people choose to major in research (but each student is different and cannot be generalized). Besides, Shanda is in Jinan, and there are few exhibitions at ordinary times. Those of us who like painting basically go to places like Beijing and Shanghai to see exhibitions by car every day, which is inconvenient.