Fine Art BA(Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Falmouth
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Falmouth
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
There’s an open approach to art practice throughout the course with experimentation, learning through making and exploration of contemporary artforms.
Have access to Fine Art studio space from day one of the course.
Work with industry partners like Tate St Ives and Newlyn Art Gallery.
Get the opportunity to study abroad in your second year.
Have access to excellent studios, and 3D printmaking and time-based media workshops.
Complete your journey with the third year degree show and be given the chance to exhibit in London or other major cities.
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About this course
Focusing on studio practice, you’ll learn through a mix of visual arts and critical studies. We’ll focus on disciplines like drawing, painting, printmaking, performance, installation, 3D, video, digital and lens-based work, as well as any media appropriate to your studies. You’ll also analyse visual arts through written work and reflective practice assignments.
Our graduates have become internationally exhibiting artists at Bischoff/Weiss, Cannes Film Festival prize-winning filmmakers, art critics for Time Out, and creative presenters for Ralph Lauren.
104 - 120 UCAS points, primarily from Level 3 qualifications like A-levels, a BTEC Extended Diploma or a Foundation Diploma.
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Subjects
- Access
- Approach
- Art
- Relationships
- Skills
- Visual ideas
- Writing
- Analyse
- Contemporary
- Strategies
- Contemporary Art
- Initiating
- Contexts
- New Millennium
- Developments
Course programme
We’ll introduce you to the creative process and help you generate ideas. You’ll then develop specialist interests and better understand the relationships between sources, ways of making and visual ideas. Critical studies modules introduce key skills, contexts and debates - helping you understand contemporary artworks. You’ll also see how writing can help you analyse artwork and reflect on your own practice.
Modules
- Art Practice 1: Strategies for Practice
- Critical Studies and Reflective Practice 1: Introduction: The Contexts of Contemporary Art
- Art Practice 2: Initiating Practice
- Critical Studies and Reflective Practice 2: A New Millennium
As you take more responsibility for your learning and focus on professional practice, you’ll examine modern processes and materials, and learn how to present your work. You’ll prepare a topic for your final-year dissertation based on a programme of research methods, and get the chance to go on an international study exchange.
Modules
- Art Practice 3: Thematic Developments
- Critical Studies and Reflective Practice 3: The Mediascape of Contemporary Art
- Art Practice 4: Development and Presentation
- Critical Studies and Reflective Practice 4: Research Methods
By planning and organising your approach to teaching and learning, you’ll select, document and present your own work for evaluation and final assessment. You’ll also undertake a dissertation reflecting your research areas and studio practice.
Modules
- Art Practice 5: Development Towards Completion
- Critical Studies and Reflective Practice 5: Dissertation
- Art Practice 6: Completion
Additional information
Fine Art BA(Hons)