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Our two-year studio-based programme is designed to develop advanced practical and theoretical skills, and is suitable for new graduates, practising artists, and creative professionals. Individual or group project work is research-driven and process-based, and the methods of study bridge the apparent divide between analogue and digital media.
The programme combines an understanding of your own work within the wider intellectual and social context, self-managed studio practice, and experiential learning based on practical research, internship or residency; all supported by a well-established and well-regarded core faculty team.
The experiential approach to learning is enhanced by the newly introduced Advanced Practice module. Students complete an internship, research project, university-based project or residency, enabling the development of solutions to real-world problems, accelerating personal and professional knowledge, skills, behaviours and the opportunity to increase professional connections.
Students of MA Fine Art learn advanced practical and theoretical skills in a dedicated studio space. Studio practice, in combination with workshops, allows to students to fully explore and develop their artistic careers.
Click the video to learn more from Programme Leader Dr Branislava Kuburovic and see the studios, projects and students in action.
Students can expect 8-9 hours of class time a week, plus additional workshops & guest lectures. Further independent learning and group work of around 16-17 hours per week is expected.
Branislava is the programme leader for the MA in Fine Art. She has taught at universities in the United Kingdom, and was awarded the Goldsmiths Peake Award for Excellence in Learning and Teaching. She is an Associate Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy. Branislava is a writer and researcher in performance and visual culture, and continues to present her research at numerous international conferences. She has published articles in international journals, essays and books, and curated international workshops and seminars in both London and Prague.
The installation of a living room contains objects, along with videos and a performance. The work puts the viewer inside a paradox, searching for the real and the imaginary, in the end possibly trying to convey the feeling of being stuck in a place, body, or identity one might not want.
Through the lens of a sailor, is a visual representation of Adrian's time working at sea as a young man. Memories from his past life were not recorded on camera so instead he has bought these moments to life on canvas. Now an artist and musician living in Prague, Adrian has had a very varied life and has been involved in the creative professions as an art director and creative director, landscape designer, and award-winning musician.
A reflection on the unpredictable character of mushrooms, the "open-endedness" and indeterminacy of fungal growth, and a rethinking of the artist's own roots and family connection to mushrooms. The artworks are an invitation for the viewers to immerse themselves in the microscopic fungal universes and be influenced, or maybe see how they also influence the world of fungi.
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