All studio practice is supported by a related study in art history, which underpins individual work. Contextual studies are accompanied by study visits, which have recently included New York, Barcelona, Cologne, Paris and London. There is a programme of visiting speakers and also an opportunity to develop studio work at the Cyprus College of Art. Teaching and Learning Fine Art students are guided through a series of levels, beginning with introductory workshops, moving towards individual practice and culminating in a final exhibition. Individual tutorials are an important aspect of practical work.
Art history is taught mainly through lectures and seminars.
This is intended to develop existing skills which are fundamental to drawing, painting and art history. To equip yourself with a sound basic understanding of methods, techniques and materials, you will work both individually and collaboratively in practical workshops, seminars, lectures and site-specific projects, and on a major study visit to London. At this level, study is based on an experimental exploration of ideas and media. By the end, you are expected to have developed analytical skills in drawing, to have consolidated basic skills in painting, and to be able to recognise the theories and the relative historical and cultural contexts which define painting practice. Establishing Individual Practice You now establish your art practice in your own studio space.