Sculpture & Environmental Art The Glasgow School of Art

Overview

This Sculpture & Environmental Art programme from The Glasgow School of Art is taught by practising artists and researchers at the forefront of the field and is designed for students dedicated to achieving both artistic excellence and cultural relevance in our fast-changing world. 

Renowned for our globally successful and locally engaged practising alumni, including Turner Prize winners and nominees past and present, Sculpture & Environmental Art is a diverse community of practice situated within Glasgow's distinct and dynamic artistic and cultural ecology.

After full participation in and successful completion of the programme, you will be able to:

• Build a continuous and active practice of research that supports the development of your work in relation to the wider contexts of fine art practice and theory

• Establish critical thinking, reflection and evaluation through your enquiry in fine art

• Generate individual creative practice and processes to make artwork and related activities allowing for experimentation, risk and the realisation of ideas

• Engage with and create opportunities to share, exchange or collaborate with others to stimulate ideas, develop practice and promote community

• Demonstrate skills in communication and self-directed learning to develop directions for future personal and professional development

• Evidence an awareness of social integrity and ethics in the development of your practice and learning