MFA Fine Art

Course summary

If you are interested in Fine Art take a look at the other UAL postgraduate Fine Art courses. MFA Fine Art at Wimbledon College of Arts supports you as an emerging artist. Through practical experimentation and contextual research you will identify your practice's unique qualities and how they align with the contemporary art world. Course Leader Edwina Fitzpatrick talks about MFA Fine Art at Wimbledon.

Anyone Interested.

Course details:

What you can expect:

• Teaching to take place over 2/3 days per week, depending on the stage in the course. You will have access to the MFA Fine Art studios and Wimbledon's shared workshops on these days. View the Wimbledon facilities
• To conduct research and gain practical experience in the rest of your week
• Time to explore and claim your art practice. You will do this by acquiring a high level of awareness about the contemporary art world. You will also gain an understanding of how your work operates within it
• A course curriculum based on the Arts Council England's recommendations for skills-sets required for both artists and arts organisations to thrive
• Your skills to improve via our Professional Toolkit
• To create an online portfolio instead of an academic written paper. This contextualises and showcases your artwork
• To learn how to set up websites and use your online presence to profile your work
• Access to all University of the Arts London

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