All information is for 2020 entry and is accurate at time of printing. Information is subject to change, it may be updated by the College from time to time to reflect advances in the subject, changing requirements of professional bodies and new opportunities for students.

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Course SummaryA Level Fine Art gives you the creative freedom to develop your skills in drawing, painting and a broad range of mixed media artwork. We cater for all approaches: from figurative, to abstract, and to conceptual. You will be encouraged to develop your creative and imaginative powers; the emphasis is always on recording from first hand sources in a contemporary way. After studying Fine Art at Barton Peveril you will have developed your personal style and have built a diverse portfolio of work.

Topics > Experimental Surfaces > 3D Relief > Digital Manipulation > Creative Drawing > Expressive Paint Qualities > Paper Manipulation > Photography and Primary Recording > Textile Design

> Analysing Artwork

Why choose this course? > Passionate teaching staff, who

are artists in their own right > Access to the full Adobe Design

Suite on all College computers

EXTRA OPPORTUNITIES: > Art enrichments, trips to London

and national competitions

Where might it lead?The combination of practical and theoretical skills means this course leads to a range of options in further study and employment. Students often choose our one year, pre-degree Foundational Diploma in Art and Design and then go on to study and employment in Architecture, Illustration, Film/Animation and Game Design.

AssessmentThis course has a mixture of:

> 40% Externally-Set Practical Assignments

> 60% Personal Investigation

FINE ARTA Level

Entry requirements > Studying Art and/ or Design

at GCSE is advantageous but not essential

FIRST CLASSfacilities, including

dedicated art studios

Barton Peveril have helped me realise my goals and aspirations, and advised me on how to reach them.Chloe GillamStudying: Fine Art, Product Design and Business Studies

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