MA Textile Design
Master
In London
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
London
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Duration
1 Year
MA Textile Design at Chelsea College of Arts explores creative approaches to sustainable textiles and surface design.A key feature of the course at Chelsea is the focus on the debate around environmantal issues and the designer's role and responsibility in relation to these. We will encourage you to look at the selecting of raw materials, the impact of production and the product life cycle.Open DaysBook your placeWatch the course videoCourse Leader Lorna Bircham talks about MA Textile Design at Chelsea.Student workSee more student workMA Textile Design News1 of 6In The Studio: Atule Akpa – MA Textile Design2 of 6In The Studio: Suirong Chen – MA Textile Design3 of 6In The Studio: Olaia Caicoya – MA Textile Design4 of 6In The Studio: Petra Palumbo – MA Textile DesignView all
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Subjects
- Access
- Acting
- Design
- Textile Design
- Ceramics
- Image
- Project
- Casting
- Sustainable Design
- Textiles
Course programme
Course detail Content: what students can expect
- A studio-based, practice-led course. View our textiles workshops image gallery
- Opportunities for developing and collaborating on pioneering work within the textile industry
- Study to be underpinned by a supportive theoretical framework, as well as instruction in professional contemporary practice
- To have access to Chelsea's shared workshops including ceramics, casting, laser cutting, photography, metalwork, woodwork and audio visual editing suite. View the Chelsea facilities section
- Focus and debate about environmental issues as well as the designer’s role in acting responsibly to these
- To participate in and develop skills through individual and group tutorials, workshops, online resources and postgraduate talks designed to introduce students to a range of visiting artists, designers and other practitioners
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Structure
- Unit 1: Exploring and understanding research-led practice
- Unit 2: Contextualising research-led practice
- Unit 3: Realisation of research-led practice
Studio practice involves evolving and developing a personal programme of studio work and related research. Theoretical Studies provides a framework for students to develop a critical research paper, enabling them to locate their ideas and practice in relation to contemporary debate on cultural and theoretical issues.
Throughout the course students participate in individual and group tutorials, developing their skills through Personal Professional Development workshops and on-line resources while the postgraduate talks are organised that introduce them to a range of visiting artists and practitioners.
Course datesAutumn Term:
Monday 8 October - Friday 21 December 2018
Spring Term:
Monday 7 January - Friday 29 March 2019
Summer Term:
Monday 15 April - Friday 13 September 2019
Learning and teaching methods
- Exhibition tutorials
- General theory forum lectures
- Independent research
- Individual and group tutorials
- Research methodology workshops
- Technical support and courses
Assessments methods
- Essays, reports and dissertation
- Final show examination
- Peer assessment
- Student self-evaluation
- Tutorials and mid-year interim reviews
Facilities
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Textiles Workshops
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3D Workshops
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Photography Studios
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Staff
- Lorna Bircham - Course Leader
- Bridget Harvey
- Sophie Gorton
- Katherine May
- Jane Murrow
- Chetna Prajapati
MA Textile Design