Post 7

It is difficult for me to talk about changes in my career because I was at the university in person for practically a semester, so I lost the dynamics of the workshop and teaching.

However, I would have liked the curriculum to include more techniques and workshops, because I like to learn from all artistic techniques and unfortunately you cannot do everything. Regarding the workload, I think it is good in general, only that in the first year I had drawing classes that lasted 3 hours and they were in the afternoons, so they were very tiring, I would have liked them to be in the mornings. I would also like the teaching to focus more on the use of virtual creation software and programs, because it is important to do works and projects.

The infrastructure of my faculty is quite bad, at least at the Las Encinas campus, in the winters it rains the rooms, there are no lecterns or tables, the ceramic ovens are bad or they work at 50%? hahaha, but worst of all is that there are rooms with asbestos roofs, a material that over time could cause cancer in people who have been working there longer. The University of Chile boasts of being one of the best in the country but it does not finance the Faculty of Arts and there is always a strike by professors because they are not paid, instead, the University finances the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC), but well you can only laugh.