PhD Art

We offer a stimulating environment for postgraduate study and research in both fine art and art history. We are committed to art as an intellectual pursuit and a professional discipline; one which requires training, skill and practice as well as individual creativity. Students are chosen for their appropriateness to the professional and research interest of staff, and much of the tuition is by means of regular individual tutorials. Areas of Art History research supervision include: Landscape and environment. Art and Science History of Printmaking History and Historiography of Impressionism and plein air landscapes. History and historiography of C19 French art and print culture Technologies and cultures of colour in C19 Europe Pre-Raphaelites Art in Wales (1750-1950) Visual cultures of nationalism and imperialism Histories of collecting and reception Class and labour in artistic identity and practice Documentary Photography. Areas of Fine Art research supervision include: Drawing and Painting Art and Environment Art and Science Photography The Uncanny The History and practice of printmaking including lithography Interdisciplinary practice (video, sound, installation and site-specific performance).

IELTS 6.5 with minimum 5.5 in each component, or equivalent

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• Aberystwyth, United Kingdom