The second semester of Dialogues & Practices deepens the contact and critical focus of the first semester and also serves as the central course that prepares the first-year students for their Advancement review, which occurs at the end of the second semester. One of the central focuses of Dialogues & Practices II is on cultivating individual methods of experimentation within a student's practice, with the aim of moving the student's work either conceptually, formally, or materially well beyond the level and quality of work exhibited upon entering the program. Students produce a pop up first year exhibition in partnership with a local art organziation. Students will be required to attend several Graduate Lecture in-person artist talks. Specific lectures, dates and times TBA. In addition, students are expected to participate in the end-of-year Advancement Review.

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