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Sotheby's Institute of Art offers applicants a range of scholarships and financial aid across all of its graduate programmes. Please note that only applicants who have been offered a place on a graduate programme are eligible to apply for a scholarship. All graduate students are eligible to apply for financial aid. Click here to download the scholarship and financial aid application form. Please note that this form is applicable for financial aid at all three Institutes (New York, London, Singapore). Financial aid applications are reviewed on a rolling basis throughout the year. Please note that Sotheby's Institute of Art receives a very high volume of scholarship applications each year and is therefore regrettably unable to provide detailed feedback to unsuccessful applicants. For an application form for entry onto one of our academic programmes, please click here. For further information on scholarships and financial aid, please contact Joanne Algranati.Scholarships Terms and Conditions 1) The Sotheby's Institute of Art Limited (the 'Institute') Scholarships are open to applicants who have applied and been offered a place in an Institute postgraduate programme. 2) Applicants should submit a completed application, covering letter expressing interest in applying for a scholarship and choose one of the following essays: A) Which art market sector do you consider to have the greatest potential for investment? B) Discuss the importance and impact of trade to the decorative art of one East Asian culture. C) Has the controversial restoration of the Sistine Ceiling improved our understanding of Michelangelo's style? D) What is the difference, if any, between "fine art photography" made in the last twenty years and "Contemporary Photography"? Refer to no less than six photographs (or photographic objects) in your answer. E) 'They are no longer motivated by a concern for function and fitness for purpose but by a desire for self-expression'. Discuss this statement with reference to at least three 20th century and/or contemporary designers and/or craftspeople of your choice. 1) The essay should be between 1500 and 2000 words in length and typed double spaced in 11 point text. 2) All applications (including essays) should be submitted to the Registrar at Sotheby's Institute of Art - New York (the "Institute"). The closing date for receipt of scholarship applications by the Institute is Wednesday, 30 April 2008. Successful applicants will be informed shortly thereafter. 1) Applications will be assessed by the Institute's Scholarship Committee which shall have sole and absolute discretion in assessing essays and making awards, and whose decisions will be final and binding without obligation for explanation or justification. 2) The providers of an award will not be liable for any loss incurred in connection with the supply of the award. 3) Information provided in an application for an Award will remain confidential, with the exception that the Institute retains the right to publicise the event of an award to a successful applicant, including the successful applicant's identity and essay, should the Institute so wish. Contact DetailsJoanne Algranati, Registrar Email: j.algranati@sothebysinstitute.com Tel: 212.517.2871 |
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