Introduction by Art Programme Director, Alex Schady
The Art programme consists of the following courses and pathways:
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BA (Hons) Fine Art
Artists create the cultural resources of our shared future. We recognise the breadth and diversity of social, political, cultural, economic and technological contexts of contemporary art.
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MA Art and Science
This pioneering course investigates the creative relationships between art and science and how to communicate them.
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MA Contemporary Photography; Practices and Philosophies
MA Contemporary Photography; Practices and Philosophies is a fine art photography course which merges research with practice.
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MA Fine Art
On MA Fine Art, you will critically address what it means to practice as an artist today.
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MA Fine Art Digital
On this online course you can explore what it means to be an artist today from anywhere in the world.
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MRes Art: Exhibition Studies
MRes Art: Exhibition Studies examines the history of contemporary art through key developments in the exhibition form.
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MRes Art: Moving Image
MRes Art: Moving Image explores the rich histories, theories and aesthetics that have led artists to turn to film and video.
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MRes Art: Theory and Philosophy
MRes Art: Theory and Philosophy promotes dialogue between practitioners and theorists about art discourse today.
Art programme stories
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Behind the Glass by Boys Don't Cry
Behind the Glass is a project exploring mental health by Boys Don’t Cry, in collaboration with the CSM Museum & Study Collection. Launching in Mental Health Awareness week, the exhibition showcases new work created around the theme of male mental
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Hybrid Futures
Hybrid Futures gathered together a constellation of voices and perspectives on the contested relationship between humans and machines. Here, Dr Betti Marenko – Reader in Design and Techno-Digital Futures – shares her reflections on the event
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Class of 2020: The Body
Depictions of the human body are a constant throughout art history. Here, we talk to the 2020 graduates who incorporate the body into their creative process – from performative drawing to explorations of illness.
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Class of 2020: Digital Lives
We take a look at the 2020 graduating students thinking through our digital lives.