The School of Fine Art
Fine art at Kingston encourages dialogue between traditional and emerging genres. Priority is given to individual and collaborative artistic practice; the making of works; and the understanding of this within contemporary art. The school provides dynamic production-based and studio programmes for students who wish to develop their professional practice within a range of Innovative courses at undergraduate, taught postgraduate and research levels.
Stanley Picker Fellows Take Over the Gallery: Andy Holden, Daniel Eatock & Marloes ten Bhömer May 2012 Before the Stanley Picker Gallery closes at the end of May for venue refurbishments, Stanley Picker Fellows Andy Holden, Daniel Eatock and Marloes … Continue reading →
‘Thrilling Wonder Stories’, source for ‘The Ultimate Planet’, BUNK collage series, Eduardo Paolozzi, 1952. It’s 60 years since the Independent Group first met, and the work is attracting increased attention on an international scale. The meeting first took place at … Continue reading →
LOUIS NIXON 21 March – 21 April 2012, Southard Reid, 2nd floor, 67 Dean Street, Soho London, W1D 4QH Louis Nixon’s work traces borders, most often making journeys by car and travelling the boundary of a landscape, particular site or … Continue reading →
A film by current MA student Jacob Dwyer has been selected to be screened as part of the main programme at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam. Jacob, who is studying on the MA Experimental Film course, made his … Continue reading →
Emma Hart, TO DO (2011). Installation photograph courtesy the artist and Matt’s Gallery, London. Kingston PhD student Emma Hart was featured as last week’s Guardian Artist of the Week. Emma was picked for the slot in the arts and culture … Continue reading →