3rd Fine Arts International Conference 2011

May 26-27, 2011
Imperial Queens Park Hotel
Exploring Fine Arts Network
Art & Design Challenges

Hosted by:
Faculty of Fine Arts, Srinakharinwirot University
In collaboration with:
The United Nations, Educational Scientific and Culture Organization (UNESCO)
Hosted by:
Faculty of Fine Arts, Srinakharinwirot University
In collaboration with:
The United Nations, Educational Scientific and Culture Organization (UNESCO)
The Indonesian Institute of Arts (ISI)
Dali University
Birmingham Institute of Arts and Design (BIAD)
University of Northern Iowa
China Conservatory of Music

3rd Fine Arts International Conference 2011
May 26- 27

Imperial Queens Park Hotel
Bangkok, Thailand

BACKGROUND
Fine art describes any art form developed primarily for aesthetics and/or concept rather than utility. This type of art is often expressed in the production of art objects using visual and performing art forms, including painting, sculpture, ceramic, music, dance, theatre, architecture, photography and printmaking. Schools, institutes, and other organizations still use the term to indicate a traditional perspective on the art forms, often implying an association with classic or academic art.
In Thailand, Fine Arts are concerned in many aspects to develop socials and humanities. Fine Arts research and innovation create advantages and opportunities for art and design pieces through rapidly growing techniques. As Fine Arts move forward as a fast pace of market drivers, new creation of arts and innovation design continue to face challenge and keeping up with social requirements for quality, safety and convenient as well as socials and humanities also environmental and economical concerns.
3rd Fine Arts International Conference will bring together the pieces of Art and Design from the academic of art and design around the world which co-operate by UNESCO and the network university. Here will explore the complete fine arts conference and exhibition.
The Faculty of Fine Arts at Srinakharinwirot University which has been established for 19 years and offer fine arts degree leading to the DA., with its goal to provide fine arts education, research and service will host 3rd Fine Arts International Conference on fine arts in association with CFADT
Partnering institutes / organizations:
The United Nations, Educational Scientific and Culture Organization (UNESCO)……………
The Indonesian Institute of Arts (ISI)............................................................................................................
Dali University (DU), The University attracts students from 27 provinces and includes fifteen colleges and five science research institutes. It offers eight master’s degree programs, 30 undergraduate programs and 21 three-year programs in liberal arts, science, medical science, engineering, education, law, and management. Last year, the total enrollment was approximately 26,000,of which over 500 were foreign students who came from more than 15 countries. DU has been SWU’s co-operation delegation since February, 2009.
Birmingham Institute of Arts and Design (BIAD) BIAD is the largest centre for art, design and media education outside London. The history of the faculty dates back to 1843, when the Birmingham School of Design was founded. The faculty is now located on five campuses across the city. All post graduate courses involve students in innovative research and vocationally valuable experience. They also act
as an entry point to doctoral research. BIAD is recognized nationally for our record in research. BIAD is now co-operation for summer session and expected to be SWU’s incoming academic collaboration.
University of Northern Iowa (UNI): The University of Northern Iowa, also referred to as UNI, was established in 1876 as the Iowa State Normal School. In 1909, it was renamed to Iowa State Teachers College. In 1961, it became the State College of Iowa. The university adopted its current name in 1967. The main campus of UNI encompasses over 900 acres in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
China Conservatory of Music :……………………………………………………..
ABSTRACT GUIDELINE
The organizing Committee invites you to submit an abstract(s) related to Arts and Design for oral or poster presentation at 3rd Fine Arts International Conference. Each abstract should be submitted to one appropriate forum as follows:
All abstracts of approximately 300-350 words in English must be email submitted at faresearch@swu.ac.th. (Please follow the Instruction to Authors attached). Authors should be indicated their preferences for oral presentations as possible. However, the committee reserves the right to assign the accepted abstracts to oral or poster presentation due to allotted time availability. Accepted abstracts will be notified to the corresponding authors via e-mail
ABSTRACT SELECTION CRITERIA
Papers submitted to present at 3rd Fine Arts International Conference should have not been published elsewhere prior to the conference. The submitted abstracts will be review by the International Fine Arts Committee based on originality, quality, significance etc.
Please note that the Organizing Committee reserves the right to publish the accepted abstracts and/or papers on books and/or CD.
Submission Fees:
By April 15 After April 19…………………………………………
Graduate Student B.1,500.- B.2,000.-
Delegate Thai Academy B. 3,000.- B.5,000.-
Delegate Academy $100 $500
Non- Delegate Academy $200 $700
(Require support letter from Institute)
EDITORIAL Cancellation request received on or before May 16, 2011are refundable,
Less a processing fee of $150. No refunds after May 16, 2011.
All cancellation must be in writing via e-mail to the conference coordinator.
CONFERENCE COORDINATOR
Research and Education Office:
Faculty of Fine Arts
Srinakharinwirot University, Bangkok 10110,Thailand.
Tel: +66(0)2649 5000 ext.5361
Fax: +66(0)2649 5933
E-mail: faresearch@swu.ac.

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