Fine Art - Sculpture And Environmental Art

About this course

Sculpture and Environmental Art is a discipline that occupies a distinctive position within contemporary fine art: concerned not only with the making of objects but with the relationships between those objects and the spaces, communities, and social conditions they inhabit. Environmental art extends the concerns of sculpture beyond the studio and gallery into public space, landscape, and the built environment, asking how art can engage with place, community, and the shared world rather than existing solely as an autonomous object for contemplation. At Glasgow School of Art, Sculpture and Environmental Art is one of the few specialist undergraduate programmes in the UK and the only one in Scotland dedicated to exploring these relationships between object-making, art in public, and social engagement, all underpinned by contemporary critical and cultural debate. You will be taught by pract

Where its graduates go

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