MA Fine Art Digital 2025-27
Study Statement
Unit 1 Assessment
Research Paper
Ai animation collage context Danny Dyer exhibition experiments interim-show memory painting printmaking process reflection research research paper study statement tutorials workplan
- Spectrum
- Experiments #3
- Context Matters
- How to Feel Like a Renaissance Prince
- Tutorial #4
- Research Paper #3
- Experiments #2
- Research paper #2
- Experiments #1
- Resistance
- Words
- Snow Leopards and Skyscrapers
- Research paper
- Interim show
- Who owns what?
- Assessment feedback
- Back to work
- Interim show prep. #2
- Interim show prep. #1
- Tutorial #3
- Workplanning
- Iterative printmaking
- An interview, twice
- How did we get here? (part 2)
- Competing Ontologies
- GPUs
- Tutorial #2
- Begin Again
- End of term
- Some thoughts
- Something New
- Tutorial #1
- How did we get here? (part 1)
- Time goes quickly
- Post #1
Spectrum
A long train journey back from London tonight. I am glad that I made the trip down. I could have posted the paintings, or asked Jonathan to print them for me, but I was lucky enough to have the time available to go in person. I am trying to take every opportunity to learn something…
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Experiments #3
Loads more work-in-progress shots. I’m having fun in the studio at the moment, rattling between lots of different canvases. Of course, these canvases are tiny [20 x 30 cm], so it feels pretty easy and low stakes to mess around with them. It would be interesting to scale the process up at some point and see…
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Context Matters
I saw the Hurvin Anderson exhibition at Tate Britain on Saturday. I knew that I wanted to see it. I knew that I was likely to enjoy it (unless they had really messed it up), and the framing controversy had made me a bit wary. I’m glad to say that it is VERY good. A longish digression…
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How to Feel Like a Renaissance Prince
It’s quite funny how I’ve transitioned from finding it really hard to write entries for this journal to wanting to write them all the time. I had no idea that there was a wee Samuel Pepys in me, bursting to get out and shout about what he had for breakfast. I think maybe the problem…
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