LReeves

HI HELLO YES As far as MFA PROGRAMS TEACHING LIGHT THERE ARE A LOT Especially programs that are interdisciplinary, and which have a 4D, robotics or video department. A lot of schools will also have classes structured around light, especially those with light-related medium facilities, such as neon or glass. ASU is a good one, Alfred, Chicago institute for the arts, Madison Wisconsin are a few. Would be cool if there were a program that taught holograms. Also You would be coming in with your own skill set and direction of work hopefully, so you would not need a program to teach you these things necessarily unless you simply needed access to equipment. Do some research. Libraries are free.

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I accepted an offer for a graduate program, and I'm beginning to think it was a premature mistake. I keep thinking how I gave up on my dream school because I wanted to start a program right away. How do I know I made the right choice? What if I didn't? I'm beginning to feel like because I didn't pursue my top program I may not have the opportunities or clout that comes with the reputation of a highly established program...Should I make the best of it or go back to the drawing board?