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Decorative Arts is a rather broad field and may include furnishing and interior design. Decorative Arts is not the same as, although similar in some respects to, "fine arts" such as, painting, drawing, sculpture and photography, which generally have no purpose other than being looked at.
Decorative Arts may fall under the category Applied Art, which also includes other allied disciplines like graphic design and industrial design; these may sometimes overlap with Decorative Art.
MA in the History of Decorative Arts and Design The New School
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Master of Arts in the History of Decorative Arts Corcoran College of Art +Design
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Masters in Museum Studies Western Illinois University
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  • Moline, IL
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Masters in Museum Studies Western Illinois University
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Master of Arts in Curatorial Studies Bard College
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  • Annandale-on-Hudson, NY
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Master of Arts in Exhibition Design Corcoran College of Art +Design
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Master of Arts in Interior Design Corcoran College of Art +Design
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Master of Arts Bard College
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Master of Arts in Jewish Art and Visual Culture Jewish Theological Seminary
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  • New York, NY
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MFA in Ceramics Temple University
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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Master of Arts in Art History University of South Carolina
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  • Columbia, SC
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MFA in Fibers and Fabric Design Temple University
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Master of Fine Arts in Metals Rochester Institute of Technology
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  • Rochester, NY
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Master of Fine Arts in Wood Rochester Institute of Technology
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  • Rochester, NY
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Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics Rochester Institute of Technology
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Interior Designer

Interior designers plan and design the interiors of buildings. They work for interior design firms, architectural firms, retail stores, and the design departments of large industries or institutions. Some have their own businesses. Interior designers often specialize in homes, hospitals, hotels, or... see more banks. Some specialize in restaurants, stage sets, or the interiors of ships or airplanes. When they plan the interior of a new building or the structural remodeling of an old one, interior designers usually work with architects. The architects consult with the interior designers about traffic patterns and may ask them to plan the placement of stairways, windows, and doors, as well as cabinets and other built-in units. Interior designers give advice on color schemes, window treatments, and hardware and lighting fixtures. They also suggest finishes for walls, ceilings, floors, and cabinets. They choose accessories, such as plants or paintings, that will accent an interior
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Fashion Designer

Designers study trends in fashion, sketch original designs, select colors and fabrics, and oversee the production of their designs. This process generally takes between eighteen and twenty-four months. While some designers conduct their own research, others rely on research done by others, contained... see more in reports by industry trade groups. After initial ideas have been sketched, designers visit textile manufactures or trade shows to decide which fabrics will be used with which designs and to make fabric purchases. A prototype of each design is made and tried on a model so adjustments can be made. After the final adjustments, samples are made and used to market the new products to retailers. In smaller design firms, fashion designers are more intricately involved in all of these steps. In large firms, fashion designers are often responsible of the initial design concept and the selection of color and fabric. Then they oversee technical designers, pattern makers, tailors, and hand sewers who turn their designs into products.
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