Bath Spa University · Part-time
Fine Art
Realise your creative potential and learn alongside fellow students across all MA Fine Art and MA Design pathways. - Experiment and take risks to develop your practice to a professional level – with expert academic support. - Learn from practising artists of n…
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Bath School of Art, Film and Media
Realise your creative potential and learn alongside fellow students across all MA Fine Art and MA Design pathways. - Experiment and take risks to develop your practice to a professional level – with expert academic support. - Learn from practising artists of national and international standing and benefit from exceptional technical support. - Work in permanent studio spaces and excellent workshop facilities, in a purpose-built, interdisciplinary environment. This studio-based MA Fine Art course allows you to develop your creative potential in a cross-disciplinary environment, using specialist equipment and drawing on the expertise of practising artists and skilled technicians at our Locksbrook campus. Working with students from across the Bath School of Art, Film and Media and School of Design, you’ll study a range of approaches including painting, sculpture, live art and photography, to further your skills and knowledge in your specialist area. You’ll identify your individual position as an artist, develop the appropriate technical skills and learn how to promote and exhibit your work professionally. Key to the Fine Art Master’s at Bath Spa is the chance to specialise in your chosen discipline while learning alongside fellow students across all MA Fine Art and MA Design pathways. You’ll also engage with industry leaders, galleries, museums, curators, artists and businesses, ready for the next step in your professional or academic career.
Getting in
As the university states it
We're looking for energetic and self-motivated individuals who can work on their own but see the value in collaboration with others. You should enjoy asking questions and solving creative problems. You’ll need a good first degree in Fine Art or its equivalent in terms of learning or experience, and a good working knowledge of Fine Art contexts and methodologies. Fundamentally, you’ll be selected on your potential to thrive on the programme, as demonstrated by your portfolio and interview.
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