Less than 19 days to apply to our European Fine Art Masters. Learn more about the core modules — Mémoire and History & Philosophy of Art

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— Mémoire

In French culture, the word mémoire, ("a memory" – indefinite article), reflects the writer's own experiences and memories.

Mémoire encourages a creative response to the traditional dissertation. Working across both years, students undertake a body of research that identifies, articulates, and contextualizes the themes within their work. The final object of this research is a creative response that can be presented in many different forms.

— History & Philosophy of Art

Students are introduced to a wide range of theories related to contemporary practice including embodied learning, intersectionality,  permaculture and transition arts, meta-narratives, storytelling, and more. Social, cultural and environmental issues are also considered through discourse addressing the rise of production, exchange and values, new materiality, thing theory, consumerism and ethics.

Memoire images:

— The House of Bill Bones by Billie M Vigne

Art, Society, Nature is a two-year, full-time programme that provides an alternative approach to higher education through a series of practical and critical modules where students are encouraged to explore how art can be used to benefit, protect and sustain the world.

We take an open and inclusive approach to fine art practice and encourage inclusive & sustainable approaches to material investigation accompanied by enhanced critical enquiry.

Find out more and apply here: https://bit.ly/3bF3Ai1

Applications close on 29th August