The FD Fine Art is suitable for those interested in developing their practice as an artist whilst developing skills as a curator. The programme aims to widen the undergraduates field of industry employment skills as well as introduce them to a multitude of approaches to art practice, helping to develop your existing skills. Through independent practice and taught workshops in generous studio spaces, you will be guided in the development of your technical skills as well as gaining philosophical and academic understandings of the subject, to be used in your own expression and guide yo...
The FD Fine Art is suitable for those interested in developing their practice as an artist whilst developing skills as a curator. The programme aims to widen the undergraduates field of industry employment skills as well as introduce them to a multitude of approaches to art practice, helping to develop your existing skills. Through independent practice and taught workshops in generous studio spaces, you will be guided in the development of your technical skills as well as gaining philosophical and academic understandings of the subject, to be used in your own expression and guide you through the curation of individual’s portfolio as well as external bodies of work.<br/><br/>The staff team are experienced practitioners or researchers in the field, who work closely with you to develop studio skills, hone your critical eye, and increase contextual awareness. You will explore models of practice in contemporary art, from studio and gallery-based work to site-responsive and client-led projects, using a variety of disciplines and media whilst working towards your specialism. Skills for securing funding streams, client projects and commission work will also ready students for working directly or freelance as practising artists and/or curators.
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Course Details
Information
Study Mode
Full-time
Duration
2 Years
Start Date
09/2025
Campus
Hull School of Art and Design
Application deadline
Provider Details
Codes/info
Course Code
FAP1
Institution Code
H73
Points of Entry
Year 1
UCAS Tariff64 Although we use UCAS points as a guide for students coming straight from school or college, entry to all our programmes is by interview (and portfolio/audition for programmes in the Faculty of Arts), together with evidence of academic achievement and/or relevant professional attainment. So please contact us to discuss your individual situation as we actively welcome students from a wide range of educational backgrounds. For us, what you've achieved in the past isn't nearly as important as what we believe you can achieve in the future and we excel at providing the support that helps students succeed, regardless of their previous academic background. |
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Region | Costs | Academic Year | Year |
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England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales | £7,500 | 2024/25 | Year 1 |