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TITLE: AQA Level 3 Advanced GCE in Art and Design (601/4456/7)

Why study Fine Art at William Farr?

Fine Art at William Farr offers a broad and creative learning experience where students can explore a wide range of media, techniques and processes. The course encourages imagination, personal expression and experimentation while helping students develop strong technical and analytical skills. With access to both traditional and modern technologies, students are supported in building their own artistic identity within a well-resourced and inspiring environment.

What will you study?

Students will work with a variety of Fine Art approaches, including painting, drawing, mixed media, collage, assemblage, sculpture, land art and installation. They also experience printmaking processes such as relief, intaglio and screen printing, alongside light-based and digital media like photography, film and animation. Throughout the course, students develop key skills in observation, analysis, composition, colour, texture, shape and form, as well as understanding different artistic styles, genres and contexts.

Where can Fine Art lead?

Fine Art provides an excellent foundation for creative progression. Many students go on to Art and Design Foundation Courses before moving into specialist degrees at respected institutions, including London universities such as Goldsmiths. The subject supports a wide range of future pathways, including fine art practice, illustration, animation, design, architecture, curation, teaching, fashion and roles within the wider creative and media industries.