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Body Art (with Professional Practice Year)

1 Study option · UndergraduateCanterbury

Course summary

The evolution of body art – from its ancient origins to its contemporary manifestations – is just part of the story on our BA (Hons) Body Art degree course at UCA Canterbury.

You’ll critically examine the multifaceted realm of body art – including a comprehensive study of its historical, cultural, and practical dimensions – emphasising its significance as both an artistic medium and a sociocultural phenomenon.

You’ll also engage with a range of topics, from traditional tattooing practices and body modifications, queer culture and individualism, the emerging discourse on transhumanism and the future of body art.

Alongside theoretical study, you’ll enjoy learning practical approaches, by training in modern tools and techniques as well as methodologies for research and analysis in the field. You’ll also prepare for your future career as you benefit from a range of professional development opportunities along the way. This includes portfolio development to industry marketing strategies, and an understanding of the global body art landscape.

Related Courses:

  • BA (Hons) Fine Art (with Professional Practice Year) - Canterbury

  • BA (Hons) Fine Art (with Professional Practice Year) - Farnham

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Application codes

Course code:
W192
Institution code:
C93

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