Fine art
The fine art minor will allow you to engage with the technical, material and conceptual methods of fine art. You will gain a solid grounding in creative processes in a range of media within practical studio-based classes, underpinned by an understanding of the historical and contemporary value of fine art.
As part of the fine art minor you will complete a Drawing: Introduction unit before selecting three specialisations of your choice – from painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, jewellery, glass, printmaking, and more.
Absorbed in the making, exploration, conceptualisation and analysis of contemporary art, you'll develop critically-informed skills and capabilities across a range of art practices to expand your passions and develop your artistic practice.
You must complete:
You must complete three of the following units with no more than one unit at level 1:
- DWG2509 Drawing: The body
- DWG2519 Drawing: The anatomical specimen
- FNA2035 Interventions in sound, performance and socially engaged practices
- FNA2903 Film: Art and cinema
- JWL2311 Material transformations: Jewellery and object forming
- PHO1203 Photography: Introduction
- PHO1204 Photography: Digital imaging for contemporary art
- PRM2001 Printmaking: Etching, relief printing and the artist book
- PRM2401 Printmaking: Screenprinting and the contemporary poster
- PTG1001 Painting: Introduction to materials and methods
- PTG2031 Painting: Colour strategies
- PTG2033 Painting: Figuration
- SCU1021 Material transformations: Ceramics
- SCU2021 Material transformations: Glass and sculptural forming
