Fine Art

Overview

The Fine Art course at Kingston University incorporates a taught programme that primarily demands a considerable degree of investigation and experimentation. You will focus on practical and theoretical issues surrounding the development of fine art practice in relation to specific contexts, and will be required to interrogate the positioning of your practice through curatorial intervention and collaboration, providing preparation for professional practice and/or further research. You will also be encouraged to create interdisciplinary alliances and will have the opportunity to work in a variety of environments, both individually and collaboratively.

Key features

• This course offers a unique opportunity for artists to develop a major body of practical work that engages with the context of a critical understanding of contemporary fine art practice.

• You will produce self-initiated work from the outset. Individual tutorials, seminar presentations and practical workshops will support your studies.

• The course will enable you to capitalise on the School's existing and well-established networks. We also encourage you to develop your own networks and support structures.

Where this course will take you

Examples of recent graduate destinations for this and similar courses include:

• Commercial Gallery

• Artist collectives

• Artist residencies

• Self-organised artists exhibitions

• Artist spaces – e.g. Beirut, Korea

• Gallery Assistant – International

• PhD programmes – International

• MPhil programmes – International