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The Kinetic Imaging program at Western Michigan University's Gwen Frostic School of Art offers a Bachelor of Science Degree with specializations in Animation, Game Art, and Video Art. The core curriculum covers illustration, AR/VR, programming, 3D modeling, environment creation, sound art, installations, and performance art.
The Video Art specialization concentrates on innovative time-based media production, blending classic and modern approaches. Students strengthen their problem-solving abilities, conceptual thinking, and communication skills while building a professional portfolio. This track encourages creative exploration of storytelling while examining video art's cultural and societal influence.
Kinetic Imaging equips students for careers as multimedia artists through a versatile curriculum exploring current artistic practices. This four-year program fosters critical analysis, collaborative work, technological experimentation, and unconventional uses of media tools. The curriculum strategically connects with the School of Music's Multimedia Art Technology (MAT) program. Through studying media theory, history, techniques, and technologies, students gain comprehensive skills for various artistic pursuits and media-related professions.