Fine Art: Print and Time-based Media

Bachelor's degree

In London

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    London

  • Duration

    3 Years

Suitable for: Students showing: An interest in working independently. An ability to be self-critical and selective. A productive and energetic practice. A desire to make investigative and experimental work in the diverse media supported by the course. Engaged interest in Fine Art and/or other visual art forms evidenced by visiting galleries, reading magazines, collecting materials etc.

Facilities

Location

Start date

London
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Merton Hall Road, SW19 3QA

Start date

On request

About this course

Applicants are required to have a strong portfolio of work and be able to meet the following criteria:

* Foundation Diploma in Art & Design and 1 GCE A-level and 3 GCSEs grade C or above.
OR
* BTEC National Diploma or NVQ Level 3, and 3 GCSEs grade C or above.

The College also takes into consideration prior learning and experience, and alternative qualifications.

Applicants who do not have English as a first language must show proof of IELTS level 6.0 or equivalent in English.

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Course programme

Content

The Print and Time-based Media pathway supports contemporary art practices that make use of a broad range of technologies. These include: video, animation, digital photography and sound equipment as well as analogue processes related to film (super 8 and 16mm), printed matter and edition. The course is structured around group discussion and informed critical debate. You are encouraged to explore gallery based practices and beyond - incorporating installation, artists publications, live art, screenings, broadcasts, and websites. There is a particular emphasis on practices that move between the still and moving image and in different strategies for distributing artwork, employing techniques from both 'pop' and 'high' culture.

As an applicant for this pathway you will have an interest in experimenting with the facilities offered in order to expand your awareness of how media has become vital to contemporary art and continues to have a profound impact on contemporary culture.

Course Highlights

  • A wide range of experience and approaches to art practice within the staff team including visiting artists Graham Gussin, Paul Rooney, Polly Gould, Diann Bauer, Lindsay Seers, David Osbaldeston, Janet Hodgson, Damien Roach, Richard Hylton, Richard Birkett, Denise Hawrysio, Pil and Galia Kollectiv, Richard Layzell, Johannes Maier, Simon Martin, John Smith, Mark Titchner.

Structure

Year 1: You will be introduced to art making practices and key methods of research. You will create work from your own ideas and participate in a programme of specialist skills workshops and practical inductions including digital media, traditional print media, sound, animation, or in web-based and broadband technologies.

Year 2: You will expand your conceptual understanding through experimentation. Professional practice includes a placement or project that will enable you to align your practice with professional arts practices. You will take an elective unit, selected from a broad range of options to enhance your core subject of study.

Year 3: You will further develop and produce a focused body of work, which will lead to the final degree examination. You will negotiate an appropriate balance of practical and theoretical work and present a dissertation or equivalent. There will be opportunities for you to take part in a mid-year, off-site exhibition to explore and develop your plans for the end-of-year degree show.

Additional information

Payment options: Home/EU Fee £3,290 International Fee £12,250
Career opportunities: While many graduates from print and time-based media go on to pursue their own careers as artists, others have gone on to work as video editors for established artists at The Whitechapel Art Gallery; freelanced making music videos, teaching Final Cut Pro, set up galleries/collectives. Alternatively some students have gone on to pursue art related careers as curators, critics, teachers or gallery staff.
Contact person: Lois Rowe

Fine Art: Print and Time-based Media

Price on request