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Discover the artist in you through professional practice, experimenting with different media and taking part in exhibitions. At Reading you will benefit from a combination of art practice, contemporary theory and history.
Explore painting, sculpture (such as welding and casting) and printmaking, examine the exciting potential of new technologies and produce some new and emerging art forms at Reading School of Art.
Reading School of Art is partnered with the Tate Exchange and specialises in contemporary art that draws upon historical examples. Our teaching staff are artists, curators and researchers of international standing who are actively involved in the art world, and whose latest research was found to be 100% internationally recognised (Research Excellence Framework, 2014 – Art and Design: History, Practice and Theory: A – Art.).Debate and constructive criticism are actively encouraged and you will openly discuss your work with peers and teaching staff.
You will receive your own dedicated studio space, accessible 24 hours a day and seven days a week. These spaces are a creative, lively and stimulating environment in which to practise, with all years sharing the same area. There is a high level of activity in the studios, with regular events, screenings, performances and exhibitions. A student-run gallery and experimental project spaces are also available.
Regular field trips to national and international museums, art institutions and galleries allow you to consider the diverse conditions in which art is displayed and received. There are also many opportunities for you to apply to study abroad: Reading School of Art has links with universities in countries such as the USA, Canada, Australia, Taiwan, France, Switzerland and Finland.
Our range of single honours and joint courses will equip you with the knowledge, intellectual ability and the practice-led skills you will need to make an imaginative and effective contribution to the art world. Overall, 93% of our undergraduates are in work or further study within six months of graduating (DLHE 2016-17).
Follow in the footsteps of some of our alumni and become Turner Prize-nominated artists or world-leading curators.
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BA Art and Creative Writing QW32
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Full Time: 3 Years
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BA Art and English Literature QW31
Full Time: 4 Years
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Full Time: 4 Years
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BA Art and Film & Theatre WW41
Full Time: 4 Years
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BA Art and History of Art VW31
Full Time: 4 Years
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Full Time: 4 Years
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Full Time: 4 Years
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Full Time: 4 Years
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