Art courses London

... and its histories. Our MA History of Art exposes you to key art historical approaches and allows you to focus in depth on areas and periods of particular interest to you, in early and modern (including contemporary) periods, through taught options (see an indicative list of modules under 'Course structure' below...

...one of our students, Antonia Nae, won the prestigious Lipsy Red Carpet Award for her sweeping black dress. The quality of our students’ work is held... Learn about: Developing Independent Practice, Practice Methods, Developing Independent...

... and other professional practitioners engaged in research that investigates art and science You’ll benefit from established links with museums, galleries and institutions - including The Wellcome Trust, Science Museum, The British Library, Gordon Museum, Grant Museum, Kew Gardens, The Arts Catalyst, gv Art and MRC... Learn about: Digital Imaging, Communication Training, Theory Philosophy...

..., participation, justice and affect. By shuttling across art and politics, rather than seeking to produce a synthesis between the two, we probe a range of practices and strategies which, in the encounter between art and politics, play out in numerous forms and very different kinds of social spaces. You will... Learn about: Human Rights, Political Philosophy, International Relations...

..., experiment with forms of exhibition making, learn education and professional presentation skills. This course is part of the Art programme. Great reasons to apply The MA Fine Art studios are located in an independent building in Archway. The course gives students their own space in a self contained studio... Learn about: Writing Skills, 3d training, Communication Training...

... the course video Course Leader Edwina Fitzpatrick talks about MFA Fine Art at Wimbledon. Student work See more student work Student video work The Raftonauts MFA Fine Art News 1 of 6 Meet Tiffany & Co. x Outset Studiomakers Prizewinner, Daniel Curtis 2 of 6 The Studio: Inês M. Ferreira, MFA Fine Art 3 of... Learn about: Art School, Full Time, Art design...

... with what it means to practise as an artist today and the position taken by an art-practice in relation to art's complex history and its currency in wider social and cultural processes. Given the wide international breadth of artists on the programme and the open range of media welcomed in it, a primary... Learn about: Part Time...

... research and related form for consolidating and disseminating your findings. It is important to note that the MPhil/PhD is not an extension of the MFA. The MFA is a professional degree geared specifically to the development of your art practice. Distinct from this, the MPhil/PhD in Art is a 3-4 year (full...

...Learn, through experience, about the problems inherent in communication in large groups in order to manage the challenges faced in contemporary organisational...

...or uncertain as to how to take your fine art practice to the next step? By learning from artists old and new, you will explore a myriad of methods to...

...It will provide you with a comprehensive guide on how to tell a powerful story in the editing room. It will also provide you with a precise set of methods...

...Topics covered Working from a life model Working from still life Using different types of media One-to-one tutorials Guided tours to galleries Entry requirements...

...which will encourage you to capture the energy and expressive form of the figure. You will have the opportunity to draw from both the nude, as well...

...painting and sculpture Underlying geometry and compositional devices Group discussions and optional individual research Familiarise students with art gallery...

... of their audience members is rarely discussed. This course begins with the question of whether or not live art practices are helpful or harmful to one’s life and uses this debate to generate new performance pieces...

...Topics covered You will explore 20 th century art, ideas and events that continue to shape critical tendencies in contemporary art. You will be able...

... and opportunities to get involved as volunteers in research and community outreach activities. This programme comprises two of the modules from the corresponding MA programme. It is ideal if you are interested in studying history of art at postgraduate level for personal or professional reasons, but you don't... Learn about: Art design...

...your disposal as an artist, to best communicate your concept with intent. You will learn that a painter has the power to convey ideas and emotions or construct...

... or confronts an audience (Fine Art Practice)... Learn about: Art design, Communication Training...

...We will survey the main trends, institutions and concerns of contemporary curatorial practices. We will visit exhibitions in London, from DIY project spaces... Learn about: Art History, PR training...