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Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
graphic design coordinator. oh how i miss those college days. thinking about going back to school to get a masters in something. i guess i will go back as soon as i figure out that something.
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Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
graphic design coordinator. oh how i miss those college days. thinking about going back to school to get a masters in something. i guess i will go back as soon as i figure out that something.
Why do I meet so many people in our field that want to go back to school for something else?
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ha, so very true. although i dont actually design. i have a BA in art history and architecture. so i just enjoy art.
it's nice to go back for grad school to get back in the college scene for a year or two, but it's never that much fun to come home at the end of the day and still have to do for tomorrow.
If I hadn't got my degree in design, I was going to get it in art history and I've considered going back for a masters in art history. Then I come to my senses when I realize how much work will be involved.
if i didnt like the idea of being tied down for 3 or 4 years full-time i'd seriously consider going back to get a professional master's in architecture. but one master's degree is enough for me.
yep. i've, obviously, thought about getting my masters in art history. but even then you're still pretty limited. unless, of course, you want to be a curator (which i don't).
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Stay-at-home mom. Hours suck, pay sucks and it takes lots of drinking to cope, but I wouldn't trade it for anything else (well, almost anything)
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I seem to remember this question before.
Really? Being a curator sounds fascinating to me. I've always been interested in exhibition design. What are the pitfalls of being a curator?
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full time student, but also work about 30hrs a week at the gas station down the road
Stay-at-home mom. Hours suck, pay sucks and it takes lots of drinking to cope, but I wouldn't trade it for anything else (well, almost anything)
Same here and I drink alot too.
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Student and I work for an Insurance Wholesaler.
Same field, are you PMP certified? Project Manager for MCI.
i think it is fascinating too, but i dont think it is me. i dont know why. i dont think there are very many pitfalls. you get to travel, research what you want, write, and organize exhibitions. very compe ive though.
right now i am leaning more towards arts education. ha, put two of the lowest paying fields together.
exhibition design can be pretty neat. we have alot of exhibitions, so i get to see alot of them being designed in the first stages. pretty interesting.
I work at RiteAid. First they made me just stock stuff. Now, I do the pictures and that takes mostly all my shift usually but, sometimes inbetween processes I might have to stock some stuff or just work around some various jobs. It's not that bad and the co-workers are cool except the Asst. Manager can be a sometimes. The pay isn't that bad judging I work only 4 days a week but, I'm gonna have to switch back to 2 days a week once school starts.
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