
Richard Hollinshead
Senior Lecturer in Sculpture & Spatial Practice
Faculty of Arts, Science and Technology
Level:
Postgraduate
Duration:
1 year full time
2-4 years part time
Starting:
September
Fees UK:
Full Time 22/23: £7,650
Part Time 22/23: £850 (per 20 credits)
Fees International:
Full Time 22/23: £15,000
For questions regarding study and admissions please contact us:
study@northampton.ac.uk
0300 303 2772
The MA in Fine Art enables you to evaluate and develop your creative practice to the highest standards. It develops theoretical awareness, critical thinking and independent arts practice to a professional level.
The course facilitates critical debate between artists working within and across media areas including painting, photography, digital imaging, printmaking, sculpture, installation and site-specific art. Alongside your studio-based enquiry, you will undertake related research into the broader context of contemporary art practices and theoretical debates.
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Reader in Fine Art
In addition to being the MA Fine Art Programme Leader, Dr Craig Staff is also a Reader in Fine Art. He has taught at the University of Northampton since 2003, having completed his Ph.D. in Fine Art (Painting) at Nottingham Trent University and his MFA (Distinction) at the University of Ulster. He has published a number of research monographs on contemporary art and its theories.
The MA Fine Art is excellent preparation for both professional cultural environments and higher research study.
You may choose to pursue a PhD with us, through traditional or practice-led methodologies, and the MA is a comprehensive and relevant foundation for such study.