CSVA Visual Arts Department Facilities and Courses 2020-21

CANTERBURY SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS AT CANTERBURY COLLEGE

VISUAL ARTS COURSE GUIDE 2020-21

WE CREATE THE CREATIVES

CANTERBURY SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS AT CANTERBURY COLLEGE

Ben Kidger Head of Canterbury School of Visual Arts

WELCOME TO THE CSVA The Canterbury School of Visual Arts at Canterbury College is an exciting and highly successful department and our recent GOOD Ofsted inspection celebrates the high levels of outcomes for learners.

The confidence and ambition exhibited by our students as they explore creative disciplines and engage in innovative project work and a range of live community and commercial opportunities is evidenced at their end of year show at college and in venues within the city of Canterbury, All of which support their progression and career aspirations.

Our new provision introduces a range of courses from Level 1-6 incorporating specialist pathways within fashion, graphic design, photography and general art and design.

We work in partnership with our stakeholders, The ‘Friends of CSVA’ who are industry specialists working within companies, organisations and institutions that feed into our curriculum making our courses relevant for life after college either at the next level of study or the world of work.

Ben Kidger Head of Canterbury School of Visual Arts

CANTERBURY SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS AT CANTERBURY COLLEGE

Art and Design Studios Purpose built Independent study room and multi-use art studios with facilities for life drawing, painting and 2d, 3d studies.

Print studio Our print Studio is dedicated to methods such as silk screen printing, lino printing, and cyanotype, with access to specialised equipment such as an Albion Press, Etching Equipment, UV Exposure Cabinet, and Silk Screen Beds.

Ceramics Studio Our large ceramic studio is equipped with a slip casting lab, glaze lab, potter’s wheels and electric kilns for firing all forms of ceramics and glass.

Sculpture Studio Our purpose built Sculpture studio is equipped with casting facilities and is suitable for large and small 3d projects.

Graphic Design Studio Our Graphic design studios are equipped with Cintiq graphics tablets, iMacs and Macbook Pro laptops. All students are able to access the use of an A1 laser cutter and 6 colour 44 inch plotter.

Apple Mac Design Studios Equipped with industry standard Creative Suite software, A3 Wacom drawing tablets and scanners.

Photography Studio Our photography facilities are fully equipped with professional lighting equipment. Students are able to access full-frame industry standard DSLR cameras.

Photography Darkroom We have a fully equipped traditional darkroom for developing film and photographs,

Shem Morgan Extended Diploma in Art & Design “We have a great selection of talented tutors who are enthusiastic, inspiring and great fun! I have learned a lot about the creative industries from multiple points of view. I have come across a lot of skills that I didn’t know previously existed before coming to college such as sculptural processes, dark room as well as a lot of contextual references, I would recommend these courses to everyone wanting to get into the creative industries!”

Quinn Luke Extended Diploma in Fashion Design “CSVA and this course has taught me a great many new skills both technically such as pattern cutting, sewing, using a variety of machinery and handmade garments. We have excellent links with up to date industry professionals from which we have all got a lot from.

The departments emphasis is on a combination of contextual references which inform what we make, this with all the technical skills and contemporary makers and thinkers we experience makes for a challenging and very interesting course.”

Alicia Page Extended Diploma in Graphic Design & Ilustration “Since studying at CSVA I have learnt a great deal about digital design as well as more traditional forms of graphic design. My confidence has grown knowing that my work has been selected for exhibition at the Eurotunnel terminal in Folkestone. I have also had one of my designs published on the front cover of an anthology for the Canterbury Festival. Our tutors constantly push the boundaries of what we can make and achieve creatively.”

Jake Mongey Extended Diploma in Photography “While I have been at CSVA it has given me the space to grow as an artist and an individual. It has provided me the platform to meet a lot of like minded new creatives and given the support and confidence to pursue my own interests outside of college such as shooting the catwalk at London Fashion Week and undertaking professional work for multiple professional organisations in the industry.

CSVA ALUMNI Students who have completed their courses at Canterbury College have made a name for themselves in the creative world with many succeeding internationally and working in thriving creative practices.

David Doran After studying on the Extended Diploma in Graphic Design at Canterbury College and BA Illustration at Falmouth University, David began a promising career in illustration. He is now running his own studio and has completed commissions for the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. He has Just published his first illustrated book called Alphabet Cities.

Joel Wade After completing the BA (Hons) Visual Arts in Graphic Design at Canterbury College, Joel now works as Senior Infographic Designer at the Telegraph Newspaper.

Simon Stamatiou Moved to the Potteries after his degree and has produced work for sale and throwing demonstrations at Gladstone Pottery Museum, Wedgwood Visitors Centre and the British Ceramics Biennial.

Marcus Drinkwater After studying on the Extended Diploma in Photography at Canterbury College and BA Photography at UAL LCC, Marcus began a promising career in Photojournalism. His clients include BBC, BBC Stories, Trip Mag and BBC Mundo. He was recently shortlisted KOLGA TBLISI Award 2017.

Dave Burke After studying Art and Design at Canterbury College Dave began a career as a sculptor and modeller. He is now senior Sculptor at Madame Tussauds. His work on the Star Wars exhibits was featured in the Telegraph Newspaper Website.

Darren Burchett After completing the BA (Hons) Visual Arts in Graphic Design at Canterbury College, Darren has pursued a successful career as a motion graphics designer for the Times Newspaper.

Faye Nicholls After studying on the Extended Diploma in Graphic Design at Canterbury College and BA Graphic Communication at UAL LCC, Faye began a promising career in Graphic Design.

Her clients include Lolas Cupcakes, Warl Group and she is now a Designer for Wallis Fashion.

Alex Hartop After Studying on the Extended Diploma in Graphic Design and BA Hons Visual Arts at Canterbury College, Alex has had a successful career to date working as a designer for Hornby Hobbies and is now working as a designer for Wahl.

Madeleine Hackney After completing the BA (Hons) Visual Arts in Graphic Design at Canterbury College, Madeleine is now lead creative for EAT.

CSVA INDUSTRY RELATED PROJECTS Each year, our learners engage in industry related projects with external organisations and the community. Our students enjoy this opportunity to work alongside professionals on real projects, building their skills and confidence.

GATEWAY LEVEL 1 ART & DESIGN This qualification will provide opportunities for learners who are intrigued and motivated by art and design to explore, develop and test their creativity within a structure that will provide a sound base of skills and knowledge, while enhancing self confidence and revealing the potential career demands and opportunities within the sector.

This course endeavours to provide learners with an introduction to art and design. Encouraging engagement with the educational process, and the acquisition of the requisite knowledge, skills and understanding to progress to further education or employment within the creative industry.

Clive Soord wins Teacher of the Year Award Clive said: “It was lovely to win this award and to be recognised for my teaching. I really enjoy inspiring students and teaching them to create something different. It was also great to be supported by the College Principal, Lucy McLeod, who attended the ceremony as well.�

Duration 1 year full time Entry Requirements A willingness to undertake the course and aspiration to follow a career within the creative industry.

What will I learn?

You will be able to explore a broad range of traditional and modern techniques materials and processes while identifying vocational opportunities within the creative indstries.

The course introduces students to 2d, 3D art and design, Graphic Design, Fashion and Photography disciplines.Providing an ideal stepping stone to progress into higher level courses leading towards a career pathway.

How will I be assessed?

Assessment is portfolio based and takes place throughout the year.

Where it could lead?

You can progress to Art & Design Level 2.

(Left) Kent Garden of England Project (Right) James Ecclestone Anima Mundi Project

(Below) Sally LSP Anima Mundi Project

Abbie Clarke Anima Mundi the Soul of the World

(Left) Group Project Hopi Indian Katchina Dolls

James Ecclestone Anima Mundi the Soul of the World

UAL LEVEL 2 DIPLOMA ART & DESIGN Progressing from Level 1, this course will develop your knowledge, practical skills and understanding using mediums such as painting, printmaking and ceramics.

You can participate in commissions, undertake external projects and support community work. We offer an exciting range of study trips and gallery visits in the UK and overseas that we hope will help to expand your knowledge of the art world and give you the inspiration and research you need to create an inspiring and innovative portfolio.

Accredited by the University of the Arts London, our Level 2 UAL Art & Design course will develop your knowledge, practical skills and understanding of a comprehensive range of art and design activities.

The Canterbury War Horse Project To commemorate the end of WWI our students workied on creating ‘The Canterbury War Horse’. This 7m tall wooden structure is sited outside Canterbury Cathedral.

The brain child of Clive Soord, he recently was awarded the KM Kent Teacher of the Year Award as well as The Gulbenkian Theatre Arts Award for Inspiring Creativity and Innovation.

(Left) Canterbury Warhorse Collaborative Project

Duration 1 year full time Entry Requirements 2 GCSE’s at Grade 4 and above and a portfolio of art related work.

What will I learn?

This course aims to teach students painting, sculpture, printmaking, 3D, ceramics, fashion textiles, graphic design, photography and contextual work.

Providing learners with an opportunity to explore vocational discipines, build confidence, resilience and promotes progression towards higher levels of creative learning.

How will I be assessed?

Through a programme of creative assignments, one-to-one tutorials, group critical discussions and self-evaluation.

Where it could lead?

From this course, you can progress onto Level 3 courses in Art, Graphic Design & Illustration, Photography or Fashion & Textiles

The Canterbury Big Fish Collaborative Project

Peter Adepoju Rebel Art final response

(Left) Canterbury Warhorse Collaborative Project

(Right) Sina Moadelli Final Major Project response

(Above) Dillon Glover Final Major Project response

(Left) Collaborative Project Pilgrims Hospice

Andrei Stefanescu Final Major Project response

Valentina Barbetta Final Major Project response

Osam Bekit Final Major Project response

Eva Jean Pearce Final Major Project response

Andrei Stefanescu Final Major Project response

Andrei Stefanescu Human Form Project

Kaytlin Papworth Final Major Project response

UAL LEVEL 3 EXTENDED DIPLOMA ART & DESIGN Our Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art & Design will provide you with the necessary skills & portfolio to enable you to take the next step in an Art and Design career and apply for a degree in a specialism of your choice. This course will teach you a range of practical skills including drawing, painting, printmaking, 3D design, portfolio preparation and contextual studies.

The course provides an opportunity for those who have an interest in the Visual Arts to explore, develop & test their creativity within a qualification structure, which is stimulating & demanding, whilst being supportive in the transition from further to higher education and the creative industries.

Accredited by the University of the Arts London, our Level 3 UAL Art & Design course will develop your knowledge, practical skills and understanding of a comprehensive range of art and design activities.

Duration 2 years full time Entry Requirements 5 GCSE’s grade 4 and above including English, Maths and an Art related subject.

What will I learn?

This course provides opportunities to explore a broad range of traditional 2D and 3D materials and techniques. These include the use of print processes, sculpture, casting and painting. You will take part in live projects and develop skills essential for success in the creative industries.

How will I be assessed?

Through a programme of creative assignments, one-to-one tutorials, group critical discussions and self-evaluation.

Where it could lead?

The qualification is equivalent to 3x A levels and will allow students to go on to a range of higher education courses or build a broad portfolio of work to enter the workplace.

“As a leading digital and creative agency, Deeson recognises the challenges of building digital and creative skills in the east Kent area. We welcome the work that the Canterbury School of Visual Arts is doing to work with the digital and creative sector to help address these challenges.�

Simon Wakeman Managing Director of Deeson

Lu Trokhymenko Final Major Project

(Right) Mollie Wade Final Major Project

Shem Morgan Final Major Project

(Above) Alex Jago-Brown Screen Printed Clothing Brand

(Below) Miles De-Wit Rebellion

(Right) Samantha Vassiliou Final Major Project

(Below) Harmony Caudell Final Major Project

(Above) Beth Jones Final Major Project

(Below) Summer James Mouton Final Major Project

(Right) Zola Kinden Final Major Project

(Above) Emily Dickinson Final Major Project

(Below) Ivi Dennifell Final Major Project

UAL LEVEL 3 EXTENDED DIPLOMA GRAPHIC DESIGN Studying on the Graphic Design and Illustration course will enable you to explore a broad range of graphic design and art processes and give you a confident understanding of visual communication. This course has a strong vocational emphasis, and will introduce you to 2D, 3D and time based subjects in order to realise your strengths. You will additionally develop skills in digital illustration and graphic techniques including type, print and layout design.

This course will encourage you to realise your pathway into the design industry through development of your own visual identity. Under highly skilled tutors you will develop a coherent and effective working methodology, which will enable you to react positively and creatively across a diverse range of creative activities.

Live projects are a strong aspect of this course and our students enjoy the challenging experience of working with external organisations and industry professionals.

Previous clients have included Eurotunnel, Borough Market and Dreamland Margate.

Duration 2 years full time Entry Requirements 5 GCSE’s grade 4 and above including English, Maths and an Art related subject.

What will I learn?

This course provides opportunities to explore a broad range of traditional and digital materials and techniques. These include the use of print processes, digital design software applications and image making. Furthermore You will take part in live industry related creative projects and develop the skills that are essential for success in a creative career.

How will I be assessed?

Through a programme of creative assignments, one-to-one tutorials, group critical discussions and selfevaluation.

Where it could lead?

The qualification is equivalent to 3x A levels and will allow students to go on to a range of higher education courses or build a broad portfolio of work to enter the workplace.

Ryan Elliott Geometric Illustration Response

The creative industries are one of the largest in the South East and include a very diverse range of creative careers.

Previous students have progressed to undertake specialist courses in: Graphic Design, Illustration, Advertising and Marketing, Shoe Design, Fashion Marketing, Visual Merchandising, Fashion Design, Fashion Illustration, Product Design, Transport Design, Animation and Computer Generated Art and Games Design.

(Right) Leon King Geometric lasercut typeface

Our 2 year programme is equivalent to 3 A level Qualifications and will enable students to progress onto a range of Higher Education courses or enter the creative industry.

Accredited by the University of the Arts London, our UAL Extended Diploma in Graphic Design course will give you a confident understanding of visual communication, graphic techniques and experience of the creative industries.

Alicia Page Eurotunnel Flexiplus Artwork

Hayden Martin Eurotunnel Flexiplus Artwork

Valentina Barbetta Blossom Grove wallpaper design

Bonnie Handley ‘Central’ Clothing Brand

Joe Hook

Caitlin Fellowes

Arlington House, Margate Place project

Final Major Project Response

Ryan Elliott ‘I figured it out’ illustration

Erin Curtin

Joe Gale

Blossom Grove wallpaper design

‘Covert’ Magazine design

DAILY MIRROR NEXT GEN ISSUE DESIGN PROJECT Level 3 Graphic Design and Illustration student Kienan Greene has had the incredible opportunity to do some design work for the Daily Mirror’s latest project ‘NextGen’ – a special edition of the newspaper putting the issues British teenagers care about at the heart of national conversation. Kienan has designed the new masthead which is featured on the front page of the national newspaper.

Kienan tells the Daily Mirror “I wanted to capture what newspapers are all about and give a voice to the younger people really focusing in on modern day problems and modern day trends which I believe I captured through the free hand typographic illustration I used. I am very pleased I was able to grasp this fantastic opportunity and I can only wish for many more to come.”

25TH ANNIVERSARY TRAIN WRAP PROJECT Earlier this year, Our students were asked to design proposals for a train wrap to celebrate Eurotunnel’s 25 years of operation.

The project was an amazing experience for all the involved and we thank our partners at Eurotunnel Le Shuttle for making this possible.

Rhys Evans’ design was shortlisted from designs submitted from the Level 3 Art & Design Students at Canterbury College.

“We are incredibly proud of Rhys for his design being selected and wrapped on a Eurotunnel train.

Rhys worked incredibly hard and put his skills to the test during our live project, and all of his work really paid off.”

At the end of this year he is progressing to Portsmouth University to study a BA in Graphic Design.

Antonia Cerise Instagram Illustration Project

Tommy Regan Graphic Elements Sculpture

Charlie Carpenter

James Russell

Final Project Response

Around the World in 80 Days Book Design

Ellis Little

James Russell

Canterbury Cathedral Illustration

Concept Environment Design

POPPOP POPPOP POPPOP POPPOP edibleculture introduces the POSIpot.

A biodegradable pot that goes straight into the ground.

Edible Culture is a garden centre based in Faversham, who replace plastic

DESIGNED BY JOE GALE

pots for biodegradable cardboard POSIpots. They sell no single use plastic and the small amount of plastic they do sell can be recycled.

POP it in a POSIpot Joe Gale Travel Typeface Design

Spencer Russell Posipot Branding Project

PROTECT OUR PLANET

UAL LEVEL 3 EXTENDED DIPLOMA PHOTOGRAPHY During this course you will develop your skills across a number of photographic disciplines including: Digital Photography, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe RAW editing, Studio Photography, Black and White film processing, Black and White printing, Photographic analysis and concept development.

The set assignments allow the exploration of different fields such as photojournalism, documentary, fine art photography and commercial photography.

Accredited by the University of the Arts London, our UAL Extended Diploma in Photography provides the opportunity to learn and develop a variety of techniques, creative processes and theories across the specialism.

(Left) Primark Live Project Fashion Photography Project

(Right) Esme Papa Final Major Project Response

You will use a well-equipped darkroom, advanced digital facilities and a professional photographic studio. Lessons are taught by highly-skilled, passionate and practicing photographers who will give you guidance and help you prepare a strong portfolio.

This course also runs photography trips to locations in the UK and overseas, giving you an invaluable opportunity to build your professional skills and personal approach to photography.

You will also develop skills and confidence in presenting and discussing your work, preparing you for university or work interviews.

“An important aspect of the Canterbury Journey is creating opportunities to engage new and diverse audiences with the Cathedral. This is done by making the Cathedral’s heritage and collections accessible through a variety of exciting activities, volunteering and training initiatives.�

Jan Leandro Head of Learning & Participation at Canterbury Cathedral

Duration 2 years full time Entry Requirements 5 GCSE’s grade 4 and above including English , Maths and an Art related subject.

What will I learn?

This two-year course will strive to give you the knowledge and skillset needed to create a portfolio that can help you gain employment or a place in higher education.

How will I be assessed?

Through a programme of creative assignments, one-to-one tutorials, group critical discussions and selfevaluation.

(Above) Dominik Kazancev Commercial photograph for Solas (Left) Daisy Westbury Transcription

(Right) Ryan Pitcher Place Project

Where it could lead?

The qualification is equivalent to 3x A levels and will allow students to go on to a range of higher education courses or enter the workplace.

(Above) Megan Atkins Pancake

Dominik Kazancev Commercial photograph for Solas

(Right) Megan Atkins Flowers

Atia Merrit Final Major Project

Megan Atkins

Megan Atkins

Photogram

Photogram

Esme Papa Final Major Project Response

Morgan Mackenzie Cyanotype

Hazel Gill Jackson McGraph Caitlin Sivyer Chloe Crockford Zola Kinden, Jake Mongey, Quinn Luke Transcription

May Hudson Final Major Project

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(Below) Megan Croucher Place Project Outcome

(Above) Dominik Kazancev Final Major Project Response

UAL LEVEL 3 EXTENDED DIPLOMA FASHION & TEXTILES If your plan is to pursue a career in fashion design or a fashion related specialism, our accredited UAL Art & Design Extended Diploma in Fashion & Textiles is the course for you.

Over the two years you will learn by completing projects and assignments using a broad range of techniques and materials. This course will give you an understanding of the fashion industry and design cycle, developing skills including trend research, fashion design, garment construction, illustration and fashion styling. You will develop skills in image making, print and textile processes, pattern design, cutting and machining, as well as design for fashion accessories.

This advanced level course is designed to give you a broad base of knowledge working with industry professionals and will to prepare you for employment or progression to a higher level course or training in the workplace.

You will be assessed through a programme of creative assignments, tutorials, group critical discussions and self-evaluation. Some students may choose to progress to the UAL Level 4 Diploma in Foundation Studies in Art & Design.

The College has a working studio where students produce designs for real clients - this will allow you to gain valuable experience and confidence at producing images to a professional standard.

Accredited by the University of the Arts London, our UAL Extended Diploma in Fashion & Textiles provides the opportunity to learn and develop a variety of techniques, creative processes and theories across the specialism.

Duration 2 years full time Entry Requirements 5 GCSE’s grade 4 and above including English , Maths and an Art related subject.

What will I learn?

This two-year course will strive to give you the knowledge and skill-set needed to design and create your own unique fashion and textile pieces.

These include designing, pattern cutting and machining. This course will help you to build a portfolio that can help you gain employment or a place in higher education.

How will I be assessed?

Through a programme of creative assignments, one-to-one tutorials, group critical discussions and selfevaluation.

Where it could lead?

The qualification is equivalent to 3x A levels and will allow students to go on to a range of higher education courses or enter the workplace.

(Above) Ashley Cole Final Major Response

(Left) Alex Jago-Brown Final Major response

FAVERSHAM hops apples cherries pears blackberries cobNuts

Jessica Gasking Blossom Grove Wallpaper Design

(Left) Katriona Heritage Final Major Response

(Right) Collaborative Wisdom Hospice Live Project

HND ART & DESIGN: GRAPHIC DESIGN This course is aimed at people that want to become professional graphic designers. You will develop the necessary underpinning skills and understanding required to become a graphic designer. You will explore the role of typography, branding, illustration, information graphics and packaging within contemporary design practice. The course will focus on developing your creative practice, working with employers to develop employability skills.

As you progress through the course, you will be encouraged to choose the direction of your project, so you can explore and develop your own visual language. This will be supported by individual and group tutorials. Yearly study trips to Amsterdam and Berlin.

Pearson 2 Yr Course (240 credits) UNI STATS* Key Statistics: 100% Student Satisfaction* 100% Achievement Course Fees: ÂŁ6000 p/a Level: 5 2 Year programme Mode: Full-time Institution: EKC Group Course Code: 52NW Institution Code: C12 Campus: Canterbury College Typography Techniques & Processes Graphic Design Practices Printmaking Communication in Art & Design Individual Project - Pearson-set Contextual Studies Professional Development Advanced Graphic Design Studies Web Design Branding and Identity Art Direction Applied Practice Collaborative Project - Pearson set Professional Practice

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HND ART & DESIGN: ART PRACTICE This course encourages you to develop and expand your existing art practice, offering you an inter-disciplinary programme exploring 2D and 3D processes and techniques. Projects will support you to address and interpret a wide range of themes, responding to both personally generated and live projects. Experimentation is essential and equips you with the skills to develop ideas from conception to solution, along with the ability to verbalise and present ideas and work. This will be supported by individual and group tutorials, seminars and lectures, studio work and practical workshops.

Pearson 2 Yr Course (240 credits) UNI STATS* Key Statistics: 96% Student Satisfaction* 100% Achievement 100% Work/Further Study Course Fees: £6000 p/a Level: 5 2 Year programme

Mode: Full-time Institution: EKC Group Course Code: FA01 Institution Code: C12 Campus: Canterbury College

Year 1: Professional Development Contextual Studeis Individual Project – Pearson Set Techniques & Processes Media Practices Material Practices Visual Narratives Communication in Art & Design Year 2: Professional Practice Applied Practice Collaborative Project – Pearson Set Advanced Art Practice Studies Material Selection & Speciication Advanced Lifedrawing

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HND ART & DESIGN: PHOTOGRAPHY This course encourages you to develop the knowledge and skills required to be a professional photographer. Projects blend creative and technical skills. They include the exploration of fashion, reportage and location photography. The course also embraces the contemporary use of video with the photographic image by developing your video shooting and post-production editing skills.

Importantly, the course also looks to enhance your creative use of visual language and wider understanding of photography through a selfdirected research project and studies that prepare you for professional work. As you progress through the course, you will be encouraged to choose the direction of your project. This will be supported by individual and group tutorials, seminars and lectures. Yearly study trips to Amsterdam, Berlin & South Africa Year 1: Professional Development Contextual Studies Individual Project – Pearson Set Techniques & Processes Lighting for Photography Photographic Processes Darkroom Techniques Visual Narratives

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Pearson 2 Yr Course (240 credits) UNI STATS* Key Statistics: 96% Student Satisfaction* 100% Achievement 100% Work/Further Study Course Fees: £6000 p/a Level: 5 2 Year programme Mode: Full-time Institution: EKC Group Course Code: W600 Institution Code: C12 Campus: Canterbury College

Year 2: Professional Practice Applied Practice Collaborative Project – Pearson Set Advanced Photographic Studies Workflows and Management Art Direction Material Selection and Specification.

BA TOP-UP VISUAL ARTS

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Course: This is a top-up degree course accredited by the University of Kent, for students who have already completed the HND or equivalent, who are seeking an in-depth creative experience. This course aims to develop students’ critical understanding of their chosen area of creative practice through the development of project work and an extended written assignment. The final module of the course encourages students to develop a series of appropriate promotional tools to prepare them for employment. Estbalished industry links and guest lecture programme support students development and progression. Students also benefit from yearly study trips to Amsterdam, Berlin and Switzerland.

UNI STATS* Key Statistics: 100% Student Satisfaction* 100% Achievement Course Fess: £6000 p/a University of Kent 1 Yr Course (120 credits) Curricuum Developing Practice Consolidating Practice Presentation & Exhibition Practice Research Project (Visual Arts) Students from this course work for the following employers: Sony Playstation Hornby – Hornby, Scaletrix and Airfix Pharma UK The Times Newspaper The Telegraph Newspaper Wahl Pilory Barn Wasabu Sushi and Bento Redwood Publishing Candy Kittens Finally: Design Saga

Level: 6 1 Year programme Mode: Full-time Course Code: WP29 Institution Code: C12 Campus: Canterbury College

Connor McCunn Editorial design project for HND Art & Design Graphic Design Yr 1 students. Exploring the cultural, environmental and political issues within social media, mental health & identity.

Margate Queer Writers Anthology: Pages and content from Margate Queer Writers Anthology, designed, illustrated and produced by HND Art & Design Yr2 students to celebrate Margate’s queer scene.

Oliver King Queer Writers Anthology

Aidan Wogan Queer Writers Anthology

POW! POW! is a festival of Arts and Culture celebrating and exploring issues around Feminism, Women and Girls. It is a platform showcasing a range of events across the 3 main towns of Thanet Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs with the goals of encouraging community involvement in local arts and cultural activities, and profiling the work of local female artists and makers. With four successful years behind us, POW! Thanet has developed an exciting program of artistic diversity and cultural engagement.

HND Art & Design Yr1 students worked in collaboration with POW Thanet to design and produce the festivals advertisement exploring the theme of ‘imagined futures’, bringing women’s issues to the forefront of the public who see the posters.

Leila Penn POW Poster Project

Laura Nicholls

Jade Borny

POW Poster Project

POW Poster Project

A Celebration of Punk: In collaboration with Vinyl store Jr and Record Store Day, Yr 1 & 2 HND Art & Design students were tasked with revitalising the Punk Rock Era.

Toby Howes Punk Album Cover

Charlotte Austin

Connor McCunn

Punk Album Cover

Punk Album Cover

By choosing albums of inspiration from the 60s and 70s students have recreated iconic vinyl album covers exploring and experimenting with a variety of creative methods and materials.

Laura Nicholls

Abi Jarrett

Punk Album Cover

Punk Album Cover

Nikki Wright Kwala Coffee Branding

HOW TO APPLY If you are interested in applying for any of our courses, visit our website at www.canterburycollege.ac.uk.

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CANTERBURY SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS AT CANTERBURY COLLEGE

CANTERBURY SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS AT CANTERBURY COLLEGE