2–year Master's degree
Low residency
Start September
This two-year flagship programme is designed to develop advanced practical and theoretical skills, and is aimed at graduates, practising artists, and working professionals. Individual or group project work is research-driven and process-based, and the methods of study bridge the apparent divide between the 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 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.
Through new speculative ways and well-established structures, students comment on personal and general experiences. The combination of two seemingly very different approaches to the Fine Art and Future Design study programmes creates an interesting fusion on the border between classical art media and new technologies. Students of the first mentioned studio ask themselves questions and, through a more or less poetic level, argue over the current state. The second studio then looks for solutions and relevant answers based on constantly evolving new technologies in a speculative way.
In March, Master’s Fine Art students opened up their Pragovka studios to the general public. Visitors were able to view student work including the final year student work being developed for their graduation show. For a sneak peak of the upcoming graduates please visit their newly launched website here.
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