Art Dealer Courses
An Art Dealer specialises in buying and selling artworks, valuing pieces, curating exhibitions, and providing investment advice to clients.
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From $27,942
The Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) equips students to refine their unique artistic abilities. This course fosters the ability to handle aesthetic, perceptual, formal and conceptual aspects of fine art. It exposes learners to varied artistic processes and techniques, offering tools for a career in modern art and culture. This study not only advances practical skills but also instills a foundational understanding of artistic theories and concepts.
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From $50,766
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The Bachelor of Arts (Visual Arts) offers an integrated approach to enhance art-making practices, covering methodologies like painting, drawing, and digital art. Students will deeply understand fine art history and theory, critique artworks, and engage in rigorous analytical thinking about art. Interaction with arts professionals, exhibition visits, and writing reviews further enrich the experience.
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From $50,766
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From $31,200
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Blended, On Campus, Online
The Bachelor of Business is one of Australia’s most popular degrees and a great way to begin your studies. You’ll begin with business essentials like law, economics, marketing, and management — then pursue a specialist major that supports your career aspirations.
BBUS majors may include: accounting, leadership, HR, entrepreneurship, marketing, hospitality and tourism, logistics and supply chain management, finance, property, business analytics, sustainable business, and many more. This degree is very fle...
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From $31,200
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From $29,746
The Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts) delves into a variety of materials, processes, and practices within a hands-on, intensive environment. This course encompasses a broad spectrum of studio practices, ranging from traditional to emerging techniques, and covers everything from analogue to digital methods. Students engage with various forms of art, including 2D, object-based, and time-based works, offering a comprehensive exploration of the visual arts field.
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An Art Dealer plays a crucial role in the art market, specialising in buying and selling artworks, fostering relationships between artists, collectors, and galleries. Their duties typically involve assessing and valuing art pieces, curating exhibitions, and negotiating sales to ensure profitable transactions.
Art Dealers also engage in marketing efforts to promote artists and artworks, attend art fairs and exhibitions to scout for new pieces, and provide expert advice to clients on art investment and collection development. This position requires a deep understanding of art trends, strong communication skills, and the ability to network effectively within the art community.
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