Sculpture Degrees

... focused on developing the conceptual, theoretical and technical skills you need to succeed as a practising artist or in a range of careers in the creative industries. The BVA is available in six disciplinary majors: painting, photomedia, screen arts, sculpture, printmedia and jewellery and object... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... practices without being divided up into separate media-specific areas, such as painting or sculpture, as in traditional art schools. You can practise art across a range of media including video, photography, installation, performance and printmaking, as well as painting and sculpture. This distinctive cross...

..., video, photography, performance and installation. In addition to the broad contemporary Fine Art course the subject offers two specialist routes in ‘Painting and Printmaking’ and ‘Sculpture and Environmental Art’. Each area is supported by specialist tutors and facilities. Wolverhampton's Art... Learn about: Environmental Art...

... are designed to provide advanced studies in Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, or Drawing/Intermedia. Programs leading to the MA and PhD degrees in the History...

... (including frescoes, glassware, sculpture, coins, textiles, mosaic) made for a variety of purposes. The course involves visits to the Yale Art Gallery...

...Semester 1 ARE 105: Overview of the Theories and Practices of Art Education FASCU 130: Sculpture 1 FND 113: Sketching for Communication LA...

... (Hons) Painting and Printmaking student you will be able to engage with all the diverse disciplines of contemporary Fine Art practice (including sculpture, conceptual and social practice, film, video, performance, installation and photography) whilst gaining specialist and a deeper learning experience...

...This course considers fine art in its widest sense, which means you can test out many different approaches or choose to specialise in one. Experimental workshops in painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, video, digital media and sonic arts provide you with a solid foundation in testing...

... and discuss your ideas with confidence. Your first year includes introductory core modules, which provide an overview of Western Art and the ways in which it is studied today. You can also choose optional modules on topics such as landscape painting, portraiture, sacred art, sculpture, print media... Learn about: Print making, Art History...

..., from eighteenth-century poetry and prose fiction to twenty-first century social networking and microblogging sites, and from sculpture to photography, film, and digital visual media. With help from philosophers, contemporary cultural historians, and others, we will begin to think about a media practice largely... Learn about: Social Networking...

...Explore the Fine Art discipline of your choice painting, sculpture or print-making and gain a rounded understanding of professional practice and cultural context. The course is contemporary in content and is expected to break down existing barriers between the formal disciplines... Learn about: Oil Painting...

..., Ceramics, Metals, Sculpture/Intermedia) through studio and seminar courses. A total of 60 credits must be earned in a minimum six semesters. The... Learn about: Animation Builder...

...Methods and Making Themes and Concepts in Art Establishing Practice Collaborative Project Year Two The second year is about further exploration and development... Learn about: Fine Art...

... Roman art and architecture. ART 518 Greek Sculpture, Roman Copies Seminar on the long-standing problems concerning the tradition of Greek sculpture... Learn about: Art History...

...The Fine Art BA is a non-modular, integrated degree. The programme is structured around three studio areas: painting, fine art media and sculpture. The programme is studio-based and you are expected to develop your own work with tutorial and technical assistance from a specialist team of academic... Learn about: History and Theory of Art, Gallery visits, Fine Art...

..., Ceramics, Metals, Sculpture/Intermedia) through studio and seminar courses. A total of 60 credits must be earned in a minimum six semesters. The... Learn about: Art History Seminar, Writing Practicum...

... credits of fine art studio classes, which allow our students to become familiar with traditional methods of fine art production including painting, printmaking, and sculpture. This marriage of art history and fine art studies offers a perspective through which art and its historical trajectory... Learn about: Art History, Art & Ideology, Methodologies & Theory...

... University Art Museum facilitate direct engagement with works of art. Not a comprehensive survey but a sampling of arts -- painting, sculpture, architecture...

... Ceramics Introduction to Handbuilt Ceramics Introduction to Wheelthrown Ceramics Sculpture Sculpture: Material Investigations Drawing Drawing Fundamentals... Learn about: New Media, Art History...

..., including etching, screenprint, lithography, and photographic processes Sculpture, including clay, plaster, metal, ceramics and bronze casting. Media labs for digital editing Green Screen studio for film and photography Sound Studio Darkrooms for analogue photography Digital Makers suite for 3-D and laser... Learn about: Cultural policy making, Arts administration...