MA Fine Art

The MA Fine Art program at Arts University Bournemouth provides a challenging and inspiring environment for students to explore their creative potential. Through a range of studio-based and critical practice modules, students will develop their skills in visual art, sculpture, and installation, as well as gain a deeper understanding of the contexts and theories that inform contemporary fine art practices. With a strong emphasis on experimentation and risk-taking, this program is ideal for students who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of fine art and making significant contributions to the field.

Additional Information

The MA Fine Art program at Arts University Bournemouth has a strong reputation for producing innovative and thought-provoking artists. Our faculty consists of experienced practitioners and academics who are actively engaged in the contemporary art world, providing students with valuable insights and networking opportunities. In addition to studio practice, students will also have access to a range of resources and facilities, including a dedicated fine art workshop, digital media suite, and printmaking and photography studios.

Discover Your Artistic Voice at Arts University Bournemouth

Arts University Bournemouth is an ideal place to pursue an MA in Fine Art due to its strong focus on creative freedom and experimentation. With a beautiful coastal location and easy access to London and other cultural hubs, students will have ample opportunities to explore their creativity and connect with like-minded artists from around the world.

MA Fine Art offers a distinct focus and reassessment of autobiography and the familiar, through differing understandings of creativity. What constitutes a meaningful and useful research methodology in one culture may be considered unknown, unnecessary, or redundant in another. You are encouraged to explore and unpick your own working strategies and methods, in the context of broader cultural and educational differences offered by the course and your peers, in order to explore how €˜detour permits access (Jullien, 2004). The resulting tensions from the very fabric of this Fine Art course, as deliberate cross-cultural dialogue provides a vehicle for your working rationales, practices, and methodologies.

As part of your application, we require a portfolio of your work. You can find out more about what to include in your portfolio by downloading our Portfolio Guidelines.