MA Fine Art

The MA in Fine Art course has as its focus the relationship of contemporary art practice to contemporary theory.

The following areas define the scope of the subject at MA level:

- Contemporary sculpture, painting and printmaking
- Multimedia and installation
- Critical methodologies, feminist theory and contemporary practices
Areas of expertise:

Practice:

Contemporary painting practices
Printmaking and related 2D media
Media and the body
Contemporary process-based sculpture
Practice/theory:

Interdisciplinary approaches to fine art practice (including photography, curating and publishing)
Theory:

Feminist theory and critical methodologies in Fine Art
The legacy of the 1960s in contemporary art practices

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