Fine Art | Wrexham University

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Course summary

Why choose this course?
Explore drawing, painting, sculpture, installation, video and lens-based media and printmaking, and then take the opportunity to specialise, combine areas or to remain broad-based with this open, creative degree.

You will:
-Have opportunities to take on commissions, showcase your work in exhibitions and enter competitions.
-Enjoy professional studio space set within a traditional Art School environment, allowing you to test out ideas through making
-Benefit from strong links with a range of galleries and other exhibition spaces in Wales and the rest of the UK
-Gain knowledge from high profile visiting artists

Key Course Features:
-We have vibrant studio spaces set within a traditional Art School environment, allowing students to test out ideas through making
Small group sizes allow for individual support
-Our experienced tutors are passionate about their subjects and regularly produce and exhibit their own work, both nationally and internationally, as well as writing about art practice in books and journals
-We have strong links with a range of galleries and other exhibition spaces in Wales and the rest of the UK
-Opportunities to study abroad or take part in projects with an international dimension
-Showcase your work in an end of year degree show exhibition - Take a look at the Quintesse Degree Show 2024
-Students are encouraged to exhibit their work and to gain knowledge from high-profile visiting artists

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: W000
Institution code:: G53

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80 Go onto work and study

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