Fine Art (Hons) Kingston University

Overview

Through exchanges, residencies, competitions, travel scholarships and live projects, we provide students with first-hand professional experience in the creative sector, often leading to ongoing partnerships.

All students attend a diverse series of professional skills lectures, practice seminars and artist talks from staff and guest lecturers. They will share knowledge and advice to help you navigate a future career in the creative industries. You will learn how to develop and present your outward-facing profile using key strategic skills for planning, showing, recording and communicating your work.

Students also have the opportunity to take part in a wide range of workshops and internal/external live projects. This enables you to gain valuable experience of the industry while  working collaboratively and across disciplines. Kingston School of Art has recently worked with organisations such as Tate, Stanley Picker Gallery, the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), William Morris Society, Drawing Room and Goldsmiths CCA.

Career:

Graduates from  Fine Art (Hons) course at Kingston University  are well-positioned to work as independent artists, curators, writers and beyond. Some are instrumental in setting up, and contributing to, new creative, cultural, and educational spaces. Others progress to postgraduate study and research, or go on to teach and provide technical support to others in galleries and museums, schools and universities.