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The Prize offers one student or recent graduate £6,000 to be used towards an artist’s studio space in a UK city of their choice. This year, we are also excited to offer the opportunity for the prize winner and finalists to feature in a group exhibition at Gurr Johns in St James, Central London this […]
Adam Charlton (b.1999, Swansea, Wales), a.k.a. @blackmaggit, is the third winner of the annual Freelands Painting Prize. Adam graduated from Swansea College of Art earlier this year. His work is sensitive, playful, and contemporary: “searching for the light both physically and emotionally”. In a recent interview Adam said of his process: “My mission each time I go into […]
The Fine Art: Studio, Site and Context programme at Swansea College of Art has placed first for fine art courses in Wales, and 11th in the whole of the UK in the Guardian’s University Guide 2023. This excellent result for Fine Art is complemented with strong results from sister courses across the faculty, with further […]
Drawing: Drawing is a philosophical practice that supports all diverse art forms. Drawing is an essential tool from which to understand ideas, emotions and the very essence of aesthetics. Drawing is a means through which to learn to look and is the direct connection between the action and the looking. Drawing is where you can […]
Fine Art at Swansea College of Art are working in partnership with Artist Benevolent Fund for the second year running to support successfully awarded Fine Art graduates through providing a 12-month fellowship, a grant, studio space, access to workshop facilities and departmental support. “Our Fine Art programme provides a direct connection between the international platforms […]