Photography MA in Kingston University, UK

Photography MA in Kingston University

On the MA in Photography at Kingston School of Art you will embark on a fascinating journey that employs creativity, practical skills and theory. You will develop a major body of practical work for exhibition and publication over the duration of the course in a supportive and dynamic environment in the Department of Film and Photography.

You will develop your own practice-led research, and share with us an enquiry into the expanded definition of the photographic medium in a variety of forms including analogue and digital, new media and technology, still and moving image, installation, performance and engagements with the archive.

In exploring the photographic medium we encourage a rich interdisciplinary approach that crosses the boundaries between forms, disciplines and subject matters. Our modules are designed to help you become an independent practitioner who is able to speak across a range of practices and theories and find your own practically resolved and theoretically informed practice. Your aesthetics and ethics will be challenged by reflections upon the technological, political, environmental and social role of the photographic with your journey culminating in a final show at an Art School that has been cultivating creativity since 1890.

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