The MA Art & Ecology is designed to offer you an understanding and experience of contemporary art practice engaged with ecology that has a breadth of outcomes and a variety of transferable skills.
Upon completion of the programme students will be equipped to work professionally in a range of circumstances including:
- Independent artists for whom ecology is the central concern of their practice
- Artists working independently or within collectives and/or organisations developing their own projects and for whom written funding applications, publicity and contextual statements require a key set of skills
- Cultural policy makers, teachers and academics
- Curators and programmers in the field of art and ecology
- Writers and critics
- Institutional and independent innovators
Upon completion, MA Art & Ecology graduates should be able to continue with the critically informed practice they will have fostered at Goldsmiths and go on to contribute effectively to the development of art practice engaged with ecology in whichever cultural location they are situated.
A professional network
Throughout the programme you will be introduced to and work alongside leading professionals from within the field of art and ecology, through workshops, seminars and one-to-one meetings. These will include:
- Artists
- Curators
- Programmers
- Commissioners
- Scientists
- Activists
- Writers
- Critics
- Technical experts
This will provide you with the opportunity to develop your own professional network. You will also develop your understanding of the processes of project commissioning, production, display and distribution in the field of art and ecology.
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