Fine Art: Painting

About this course

Painting is one of the oldest forms of human expression, and also one of the most persistently alive. Far from being a historical relic, painting continues to evolve as artists find new ways to use material, surface, and image to investigate ideas, emotions, and the texture of contemporary life. Its enduring power lies precisely in the directness of its means: pigment, surface, gesture, and light, and in the inexhaustible variety of what can be done with them. Studying painting as a fine art practice is not about learning a fixed set of techniques; it is about developing your own visual intelligence and finding the approaches that allow you to make work that is genuinely yours. At the University of the Arts London, this three-year full-time degree places you in one of the world's most stimulating environments for contemporary art practice. You will experiment with contemporary, traditio

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