Art exams (art exams for short) refer to entrance exams that candidates pass organized by various institutions of higher learning, art academies or professional institutions to gain opportunities for further study in the field of art. The following is a brief introduction to the general art examination process:

Registration: According to the admissions brochure issued by each school or institution, candidates need to prepare relevant materials as required and register to take the exam within the specified time.

Art foundation test: The art test usually includes tests on the candidates' art foundation, such as the examination of skills and performance abilities in painting, calligraphy, music performance, dance, etc. This link may include work submission, practical operations, etc. to evaluate the candidate's artistic level and potential.

Culture course examination: In addition to the basic art test, there are also some schools or institutions that require candidates to take a written examination in culture courses. These examinations mainly examine the candidates' knowledge level in Chinese, mathematics, English and other subjects to comprehensively assess the candidates' overall quality.

Selection and re-examination: Among the candidates who pass the preliminary examination, the school or institution will conduct a selection to determine which candidates can enter the re-examination. The re-examination stage usually includes interviews, performances, physical fitness tests, etc. The purpose is to select the most suitable students to enter the art major through more in-depth evaluation.

Admission notice: After the examination, the school or institution will make the final admission decision based on comprehensive rankings and scores, and issue admission notices to the admitted candidates.

It is worth noting that the art examination procedures of different schools or institutions may differ. When preparing for the art exam, candidates should read the relevant admission brochures in detail and understand the specific requirements, and prepare and register accordingly. In addition, the art exam requires candidates to have solid basic knowledge and high professional skills, so candidates need to practice diligently and develop good artistic literacy.