Set Design

<p>Present at NABA since its founding, the Set Design Area serves as a meeting point between students and industry professionals, fostering a constant exchange of ideas.</p> <p>In the two specializations offered by the Bachelor's Degree in Set Design&mdash;Theatre and Opera, and Media and Events&mdash;you will delve into the disciplines of set and costume design for live performances, from opera to spoken theatre, from dance to musicals and concerts. You will also engage with new forms of staging for artistic performances, exhibitions, events, music videos, fashion shows, window displays, and advertising, photography, and television sets.</p> <p>In collaboration with international professionals from major theatres, museums, companies, and workshops, you will acquire the theoretical, technical, and design tools needed to analyze the most significant aspects of contemporary cultural production and to shape your creative projects, ensuring they are equipped to engage with the contemporary landscape.</p>

The Set Design Area introduces students to the diverse world of set and costume design for performances and live events.

Visual Arts

<p>With the proliferation of biennials, museums, and artistic institutions, the Area responds by developing new professional roles designed to engage with a wide range of experimental practices and new media.</p> <p>Through the Bachelor's Degree, the Master&rsquo;s programs, and the Specialist Degree, the Area adds to the historical figure of the artist the roles of exhibition curator, art critic, editorial director, museum installer, film festival curator, commercial gallery director, private collection director, and art consultant.</p> <p>Contemporary art is no longer a single discipline but an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural methodology that emerges from an in-depth exploration of the aesthetic, social, and economic contexts in which the new artistic subject operates, embracing the challenges of the future.</p>

How do we respond to the challenges of contemporary art? Why choose to produce and curate art today?

Media Design and New Technologies

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Department of Design and Applied Arts

Communication and Graphic Design

<p>Orientata all'innovazione e alle evoluzioni della tecnologia e delle tecniche espressive, l'Area integra l'approccio accademico con la sperimentazione di tecnologie e linguaggi visivi, offrendo una formazione interdisciplinare attraverso i Trienni, i Bienni specialistici e i Master Accademici proposti.</p> <p>Avrai l'opportunit&agrave; di acquisire una solida formazione, basata sulla conoscenza degli elementi cruciali della progettazione grafica e lo sviluppo di competenze tecniche, creative e analitiche proprie della comunicazione e del marketing.</p> <p>La nostra metodologia didattica, infatti, sintetizza l'approccio marketing e quello artistico-espressivo, le attivit&agrave; teoriche e i laboratori creativi, per generare skill concrete e al passo coi tempi.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><em>Tutti i corsi dell&rsquo;Area Communication and Graphic Design hanno il patrocinio dell&rsquo;Art Directors Club Italiano.</em></p>

The Communication and Graphic Design Area responds concretely to the ever-changing needs of the communication industry.

Fashion Design

<p>By tackling theory and practical projects, you will acquire the cultural and methodological tools to nurture your talent and recognize fashion as a contemporary expressive language. You will master knowledge and techniques in visual representation, post-humanistic culture, music, visual arts, technical-scientific culture, craftsmanship and industrial technologies, experimentation and tradition, transforming them into effective statements of style and thought.</p> <p>Expert professionals and prominent figures in fashion and creativity will guide you in defining your personal and professional identity, realizing your projects, and experimenting with new techniques.</p> <p>A training path whose success is driven by passion, curiosity, and dedication.</p>

The Fashion Design Area offers future designers training closely connected to the Italian Fashion System, with a contemporary and innovative educational approach.

Design

<p>The ultimate goal of studying design is to acquire a method, the ability to face the complexity of the world and to imagine and design the future&mdash;a better future.</p> <p>Through project-based study, the Design Area, across its Bachelor&rsquo;s, Specialized Master&rsquo;s, and Academic Master&rsquo;s programs, provides students with the theoretical and practical skills to think multidisciplinarily about complex concepts, adapt to change, and envision future scenarios. Today, it is fitting to talk about &ldquo;social design&rdquo;: a humanistic design that places humans back at the center of everything, in a reciprocal relationship with society.</p> <p>In constant dialogue with faculty and industry professionals, students have the opportunity to build their own path, to follow their personal inclinations, and to learn to manage the complexity of a process, which is as important as the results achieved.</p> <p>&ldquo;If I had to teach, I would tell my students how moving the things of the Acropolis of Athens are, whose superior greatness they will only understand later&rdquo; (Le Corbusier).</p>

What does it mean to study design today? And how can we explain design education without falling into the clichés of "designing things or spaces"?