Find out about DAABA (Hons) Drawing and Applied Arts is a multidisciplinary degree programme where drawing sits at the centre of creative practice. This unique course offers a practice based exploration of the relationship between drawing and making, materials and ideas, form and content. The programme of study is underpinned by cultural and theoretical enquiry and allows students to push boundaries, make new definitions and question traditions within drawing and making. Emphasis is placed on the uniqueness of each students' creative voice.
Students on the Drawing and Applied Arts course create a diverse range of work through a variety of arts practices, including printmaking, painting, sculpture, textiles, ceramics, lens-based media and installation, using the breadth of technical centres available in the Department of Art and Design. The teaching staff on DAA are all active practitioners and researchers who have a broad range of conceptual and practical skills.
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StaffVisiting StaffGuy Begbie
Sovay Berriman Iain Biggs Sarah Bodman Mark Cazalet Roger Conlon Louisa Fairclough John Freeman Paul Gough Matthew Harris Joannes Kesenne Paul Laidler Andrew Mania Caroline McCarthy Nancy Murphy Spicer Emma Stibbon Justin Quinell Jonathan Ward Lucy Ward Tessa Webb Annie Whiles Drawing FellowCatherine Ingram (2012)
Liz Smith (2011) Mark Hughes (2010) Amanda Hazell (2009) Hayley Russ (2009) Louise Spencer (2008) Zoe Wyeth (2008) Student's view"DAA is ideal for me as it is studio-based with excellent creative space in which to work and access to technical departments such as print, photography and fabrication. The teaching staff are all artists who share their knowledge on a whole range of creative fields." Louise
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