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Fine Art

Fine Art

Why study Art?

 
A Fine Art A level opens up a wide range of creative art and design based careers such as: Architect, Fine Artist, Web, Graphic and Stage Design, Animation, Computer Game Design, CGI and Film Special Effects, among many others. Successful students have gone on to gain places at university studying Computer Animation Design, Graphic Design, Lens Based Photographic Arts, Computer Game Design and Photography.

Key Information

Qualification: A level
 
Exam/coursework: 40% exam, 60% coursework
 
Entry requirements: Minimum grade 4 in Art or Graphic Communication

What will you study?

The course offers you the opportunity to creatively explore a wide range of media, techniques and styles. We will encourage you to be creative and the course can be customised to suit the needs and ideas of every individual. You will have the opportunity to use modern digital techniques, as well as a range of drawing and painting methods. You can specialise in a chosen discipline as you begin your second year, selecting elements within Fine Art you wish to focus on, such as painting or drawing. During the course you will gain the experience of becoming a practising art professional by putting on your own private exhibitions with the possibility of obtaining commissions to sell your artwork.

What could you do next?

The Creative Arts faculty have strong links with our local FE College, Northbrook, where students have gone on to study a Foundation degree in Art and Media. We also link with the University of Chichester’s art department who have a thriving multi-disciplinary Art course. Students successful in Art and Design can go on to study either at foundation level for one year, or go on to university to study in many art related fields such as Architecture, Illustration or Fine Art painting.

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