Fine Art
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The MFA Fine Art programme is aimed at artists and Fine Art graduates who are interested in advancing their art practices, engaging with contemporary art and theory and considering what art might be in relation to today’s social, cultural and political worlds. The MFA Fine Art is a practice-based course, structured through key pathways of contemporary art such as media, painting, print, sculpture whilst also supporting practices that emerge from transdisciplinary spaces like performance, moving image, archival, text-based and other expanded practices. There is an emphasis on interdisciplinary dialogue and debate while supporting specialized practice in the above areas.Students are encouraged to develop their individual research pathway in finding new ways of making, modelling and connecting their projects to the professional field of the visual arts and wider audiences and situations. The spine of this programme is centred upon an experiential art practice engagement with structured components that explore research methods and contemporary practices. The advanced study required at masters level is informed by contemporary practice based co-ordinates delivered by leading practitioners in the field, including artists, curators, writers and other relevant professionals. The core components of the course are the studios and technical facilities, project spaces, written elements and critical seminars where students present work and reflect on their approach to materials and the theoretical and historical frameworks informing their practices. Through participation in these seminars, regular exhibition opportunities and other events, MFA students develop the ability to test and extend their work in an informed way.
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Dublin
Ireland
D08 TC6D
Ireland
- 2 years
- Full Time
- On Campus Learning
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