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Viewbook 20 17 Art Design Media OCAD VIEWBOOK 2017 UNIVERSITY MEDIA DESIGN ART AT OCAD JOIN CANADA'S UNIVERSITY, lARGEST UNIVERSITY WE TAKE COMMUNITY OF IMAGINATION ARTISTS, DESIGNERS SERIOUSlY. AND INNOVATORS Located in downtown Toronto, OCAD University is Canada’s oldest and largest university dedicated to art, design and media. As a student of OCAD U, you’ll learn in a hands-on studio environment with a wide array of production facilities for both traditional and digital creation. You’ll take rich courses in humanities, business practice and science that will equip you with the skills and insight to fully realize your creative potential. 1 Even better, you’ll join a community of creative students who are the artists, designers and media makers of the future. WBOOK 2017 e 140 4,300 VI Years of educating Undergraduate At OCAD U, you work hard because the creative leaders students you want to. of tomorrow Because you're inspired. Because you can’t imagine being anywhere else. 15:1 250 Student-to-faculty ratio Graduate students Cover Photo by Shai Gil by Photo Cover LEGEND Ossington Ossington N OUR lOCATION M Metro H Hospital Duerin Duerin OCAD University is located in Toronto, home to brings diverse creative forces together. Anchoring YYORKVILLYORKVIORKVILLORKVI LLE M M M M M M BloorBloor WestWest M M M M BloorBloor EastEast more than 40,000 working designers with the third our multi-building urban campus is the iconic Sharp KORKOREAEAA 99 3636 3737 22 2323 Yonge largest concentration of visual arts and entertainment Centre for Design, open since 2004 and now one TOWTOWNWN Yonge thurst thurst Huron Huron Grace Grace Ba Ba CharlesCharles St. George St. professionals in North America. Toronto is heralded as of Toronto’s most recognizable landmarks. On our 1313 George St. Spadina Spadina Queen’s Park Queen’s M Park Queen’s one of the most multicultural cities in the world. campus, and through our collaborative partners in the local, national, Indigenous and international HoskinHoskin Bay HarbordHarbord Bay 3232 GloucesterGloucester The university is at the heart of Canada’s creative communities, we provide you with excellent resources 6464 LITTLLITTLETTTLTL 4545 Church district in downtown Toronto, a vibrant nexus that to support your creative growth. QUEEN’SQUEEN’S Church Jarvis UNIVERSITYNIVERSIIVERSIV TY PARKPARK Jarvis ITALYITALYTTATALALYY M Wellesley THTHEHE BROCKTONOCKTONC TO VILLAVILLAAGAGEGE 4646 2626 CollegeCollege VVILLAVILLAGELLLLLALAA H (LG(LGBT)(LG(LGBT)GBT))) STUDENT RESIDENCE OpTIONS 1. Campus Common CollegeCollege M M 2. Campus Co-operative Residence LITTLLITTLETTL 2727 CarltonCarlton Spadina 4949 Spadina 3. Neill-Wycik Student Co-op and PORTUGAL OxfordOxford 44 Hotel H 4. Parkside Student Residence KEN SINGTSIINGINGNGNGTTON H COLLEGECOLLEGE Mutual NassauNassau MMARKEMAMARKETARKARKE T PARKPARK 113 3 Mutual H GerrardGerrard CUlTURAl ATTRACTIONS Shaw 6767 Shaw BaldwinBaldwin H Bellevue Bellevue YERSYERSOSONON 5. Art Gallery of Ontario H H RYERSON 6. Artscape Sandbox UNIVERSITYS 6565 7. Artscape Triangle Lofts Ossington Ossington DundasDundas WestWest 2929 Lansdowne Lansdowne Jarvis Duerin Duerin Jarvis Beverley 8. Artscape Youngplace Beverley 5757 5050 a August a Brock Brock August DundasDundas WestWest 9. Bata Shoe Museum M 10. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport 55 M McCaul McCaul 3939 6969 CCHINACHHININAININANA DundasDundas 11. Campbell House Museum TRINITYTRINITY 1717 Bay 12. CBC Museum & Graham Spry OOSSINGTONOSOSSISIINGTOINGTONGTONGTONN BELLWOODSBELLWOODS TOWTOWNOOWNOWWN Bay PARKPARK 4747 PARK Theatre GGALLERYALLERY PARK Gladstone Gladstone Church 1818 Church GRANGE DISTRICTDISTRICTISTRICTSTRICT 88 GRANGE 4242 University University Beaconsfield 13. Centre for Social Innovation Beaconsfield 1414 4343 Bathurst – Annex Bathurst 6666 OCAD NATHANNATHAN Victoria 14. Centre for Social Innovation PARPAPARKDALEARKDARKDAKDALDAAL PHILLIPSPHILLIPS SQUARESQUARE Victoria 6262 6363 1919 Dovercourt – Spadina Dovercourt 7171 QueenQueen WestWest 7070 Shaw Shaw UNIVERSITY H 15. CN Tower QueenQueen WestWest 4848 1111 6161 5151 QUEEN QueenQueen WestWest M QueenQueen WestWest M QueenQueen EastEast 16. Design Exchange 5454 2222 77 17. Yonge–Dundas Square RichmondRichmond WestWest RichmondRichmond 18. Ed Mirvish Theatre 5858 5252 GALLERYGAGALLE 5656 19. Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre DISTRDISTRICT AdelaideAdelaide FINANCIAFINANCIALNANCIA L 20. Ferry to Toronto Islands AdelaideAdelaide AdelaideAdelaide Duncan 5959 Duncan DISTRICT Tecumseth Tecumseth 66 21. Fort York National Historic Site Portland Portland 5555FFASHAASHIOHIOIOIOOONN 22. Four Seasons Centre for the KingKing WestWest 5353 4040 3131 John KingKing WestWest John 3535 Performing Arts KingKing WestWest DIDDISTRIDISTRICTSTRTTRICR CTCT KingKing WestWest M M KingKing EastEast 6868 23. Gardiner Museum 6060 3434 1616 24. Harbourfront Centre 25. Hockey Hall of Fame Wellington Wellington EastEast LibertyLiberty FrontFront Bay 26. MakeWorks Bay 4141 NiagaraNiagara 2525 27. MaRS Discovery District 1212 Yonge 28. Metro Toronto Convention Centre EastEast LibertyLiberty FrontFront M Yonge FrontFront 29. Michener Institute ENNNTERTERRTTATAINMENTAINMEIINMENNMENT 2828 4444 30. Power Plant Contemporary GARRISONGARRISON DDISTRIDISTRICTDISSTTRICTT C Art Gallery COMMONCOMMON 1515 31. Princess of Wales Theatre 2121 Simcoe ART AND DESIGN INDEpENDENT GAllERIES Simcoe 32. Queen's Park SUpplIES / RESOURCES 56. 401 Richmond 33. Rogers Centre LakeshoreLakeshore 47. Above Ground Art Supplies 57. Bau-Xi Gallery GardinerGardiner ExpresswayExpressway 34. Roy Thomson Hall ROUNDHOUSEROUNDHOUSE 48. Americo Original Inc. PARKPARK 35. Royal Alexandra Theatre 58. Birch Contemporary 49. Art Metropole 59. Contact Toronto Festival of 36. Royal Conservatory 50. Curry's Artists' Materials GardinerGardiner ExpresswayExpressway 37. Royal Ontario Museum Photography 51. Curry's Artists' Materials 60. Diaz Contemporary 38. Ryerson Image Arts Centre 52. DeSerres QueensQueens QuayQuay WestWest QueensQueens QuayQuay 61. Gallery 1313 39. Textile Museum of Canada 53. Lee Valley Tools Ltd. 40. TIFF Bell Lightbox 62. Gladstone Hotel CORONATIONCORONATION 2020 54. The Paper Place PARKPARK 2424 41. Toronto Artscape 55. Toronto Image Works 63. InterAccess 3030 42. Toronto City Hall 64. Justina M. Barnicke Gallery WW aa yy y y rr 43. Toronto Eaton Centre 65. LE Gallery rr r r dd rr r r ee ’s’s e e FF II 44. Union Station 66. Lennox Contemporary F F ss tt ll nn aa ii d d 45. University of Toronto Art Centre HARBOURFRONT oo nn 67. Loop Gallery n n PP dd a a ’’ss l l FF 46. Xpace Cultural Centre 68. Nicholas Metivier Gallery nn s s ee aa I I ll rr nn rr 69. O'Born Contemporary aa e e yy HH r r t t 70. Propeller n n e e 71. Stephen Bulger Gallery CC 1010 370+ Field placement and internship partners in the creative, cultural, public and private sectors 60+ OCAD U Student exchange partners worldwide and a campus in n IV Florence, Italy e RSITY $1,500,000 Awarded annually in student support 2 More than 3 a dozen 89% Programs, services and Classes with fewer WBOOK 2017 departments to help students meet than 30 students e their full potential, including: VI 105 • Academic Advising Different tools • Career Development available to loan • Centre for Students with Disabilities • Experiential Learning • Financial Planning • Health & Wellness Centre • International Student Services • Student-run clubs and organizations 18 • Student Mentors 50+ Fabrication studios • Writing & Learning Centre Countries from which and shop facilities • Visiting lecturers and exhibitions students originate Be InSpIReD AT OCAD UnIVe RSITY WhICh pROGRAM ShOUlD I ChOOSE? At OCAD U, we ask you to select a program of study when you apply. This will be your main focus throughout your four years. But as an interdisciplinary univer- sity, there will still be opportunities for you to explore other areas of study, mediums and materials — both within your program as well as in your electives. 5 You should choose a program that is the right fit for you and for the way you make, create and innovate. WBOOK 2017 e “IT WAS Think about what you like to make, how you like to work and VI what kinds of questions you have about the world. This will give you an idea about which program is right for you and whether lOVE AT you are more of an artist, a designer, or something in between. As an artist (Bachelor of Fine Arts) you usually prefer to work independently, and have some kind of inner message or personal expression you want to share with the world. As a FIRST SIGhT.” designer (Bachelor of Design) you tend to work for a client, sometimes as part of a team, acting collaboratively to solve a problem. Or you might research and write critically about visual culture, art history and creative practices (Bachelor of Arts). And remember that when you start your program, you can always take a minor in order to pull together any additional skills you wish to acquire. MADISOn leeSOn Undergraduate Student, Criticism & Curatorial p ractice OUR pROGRAMS Advertising pAGE 8 Criticism & Curatorial p ractice pAGE 9 Cross-Disciplinary Art pAGE 10 (Specializations available in p ublications or life Studies) Digital Futures pAGE 11 Drawing & painting pAGE 12 (Specialization available in Digital p ainting & expanded Animation) Environmental Design pAGE 13 (Specialization available in Interior Design) Graphic Design pAGE 14 pAGE 15 “MY Illustration 7 Indigenous Visual Culture pAGE 16 Industrial Design pAGE 17 IMAGINATION Integrated Media pAGE 18 WBOOK 2017 (Specialization available in Digital p ainting e VI IS WORTh & expanded Animation)
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