Painting 2: Mixed Media

I needed a course to fit around my life and OCA provides just that
Level:
2 (HE5)
Credits:
60
Length:
15 months approx.
10hrs per week
Cost:
£745
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Course Overview

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Core Requirement for BA Hons Painting
Elective Option for BA Hons Creative Arts*

Painting 2: Mixed Media is suitable for students who, having already developed a grounding in technical and creative skills, now wish to engage in a more experimental form of Fine Art practice. This course offers a great deal of choice and flexibility where students develop their own ideas about painting through a combination of different activities. While working through the practical exercises and projects, you will be encouraged to approach your own practice and the practices of others with an open mind and a willingness to engage with issues, techniques and materials from a range of historic and contemporary art practices including painting, collage, photography, sculpture, and installation.

There are five sections to the course:

  • Tactile and Multiple surfaces which include the following projects: physical and visual texture, collage, low relief and monochrome, construction and deconstruction
  • Image and Text which include projects on Calligraphic marks, Text as Image, Found Text, Autobiography and Identity
  • The Appropriated and displaced image including projects on Found Images, History, intimacy and narrative, the temporary image (a photographic project)
  • The Expanded Picture Plane including projects on Shaped paintings, fracturing the picture plane, Frames and boxes, Object Painting.
  • The multi-dimensional image or scene with projects on Objects and combines, three dimensional tableaux or diorama, real and illusory spaces and places, and your final project and critical review.

on successful completion of the course you'll be able to:

  • Deepen confidence in experimentation with a wide range of techniques and materials.
  • Develop a broad range of techniques and learn to apply these in a variety of ways.
  • Gain expertise in research, and the ability use this learning in personal work.
  • Develop critical skills in evaluating artists and art movements.

Full details are yet to be confirmed