BA (Hons)
dal 17/6/2009 al 21/6/2009
Segnalato da
17/6/2009
BA (Hons)
Goldsmiths College, London
The 27 new student works in the show, reflect three challenging years of a unique interdisciplinary course which offers the potential for thinking in new and exciting ways when creating art works. The show is a vast array of work from students working in many different disciplines spanning from painting, sculpture, installation to video, photography, audio and performance.
The 27 new student works in the show, reflect three challenging years of a unique interdisciplinary course which offers the potential for thinking in new and exciting ways when creating art works.
Goldsmiths' BA (Hons) in Fine Art & History of Art is a joint honours degree, which is split equally between studio practice and art theory. The meeting between the two disciplines encourages new modes of perception and creation whilst demanding a strong critical standpoint from the student. The degree encourages a highly critical art practice to challenge accepted art historical ideas, whilst being careful to avoid imposing an artificial relationship between theory and practice. The course expects an awareness of the development of visual culture and its influence upon a student's chosen medium.
The relationship between the two disciplines remains subterranean — it is a relationship which happens at all times but remains hidden. The challenge of this interdisciplinary approach is constant, but extremely rewarding as it proposes an opening for new understandings between Fine Art and Art theory, creating flexible artists and a third, new practice in the process.
The BA (Hons) Fine Art & History of Art Degree Show 2009 is a vast array of work from students working in many different disciplines spanning from painting, sculpture, installation to video, photography, audio and performance. It is part of Goldsmiths Department of Art — 2009 Shows and follows the same opening hours:
For further information
Peter Austin, Press and PR Officer tel: 020 79197970, f: +44 (0)20 79197975, email p.austin@gold.ac.uk
Private View 18th June, 6 – 9pm
Goldsmiths, University of London
New Cross, London, SE14 6NW, UK
Public View: 19 – 22 June, 10am – 5pm, except Sun 12 – 4pm
Admission Free