In 2009, Margarida received an award from UNESCO to take the art/literacy storytelling project she had developed on the course and spend eight months working among disadvantaged communities in slums, rural villages and refugee camps in Mozambique. Margardia Botelho, community art educator I founded Project Art Works a few years after completing the course and felt it had a big influence on how we expressed the conceptual and political drive of our early projects." She went on to say: "The analysis of working methodology was really formative and important for me.
Kate Adams MBE, founder of Project Art Works, described the course as "richly diverse in the practice it promotes and encourages". Many of our graduates cite the course as having been a strong influence on their success.
illustrator at Helen Murphy Freelance Illustration.exhibition and graphic designer at Hello Museum.designer and associate lecturer at the Open University.associate teaching fellow at the University of Southampton.art and display technician at the Littlehampton Academy.Graduates have also participated in festivals and conferences around the world. Successful commercial enterprises have been established, research degrees undertaken, books published, collaborative design groups formed, and work exhibited in major galleries and institutions.
SEQUENTIAL ART PROFESSIONAL
When you have applied to us, you’ll be told about any new developments through Student View.īecause of the diversity of our students and the projects they create, their professional achievements are equally wide-ranging.
Making sure that what you learn with us is relevant, up to date and what employers are looking for is our priority, so courses are reviewed and enhanced on an ongoing basis. Throughout this investigation you will receive support and guidance from the course tutors. The nature of the subject demands the continual interaction between research, analysis, and practical realisation, as well as an extended period of development for ideas to become fully meaningful. A single project or investigation will in most cases sustain a student through the entire duration of the course, but at stage assessment, in consultation with tutors, it may naturally evolve into a new or related area of study. Your work will be predominantly project based, which may comprise of one or more parts focusing on a central theme or idea. Other patterns of attendance vary according to individual circumstances. During holidays you will be engaged in independent study. Lectures, seminars, reviews and assessments are held at fixed times on Wednesdays. You work four days a week: two days with the course and two days independently.
Full-time, for one year, is an intensive year of study.Part-time students work on the course for two days a week – one day on site and one day working independently. Part-time, for two years, is designed to fit in with your professional life and allows more time for reflection.You can study on a part-time or full-time basis. Other students have examined the legacy of recipes, the secret language of headscarves, the parallels between quantum physics and Taoism as demonstrated through a detective novel, and the role of plumage in communication.
SEQUENTIAL ART SERIES
Recent graduate work – ranging from a biography of Edith Sitwell to a series of calendars made from human hair – demonstrates the diversity of individual research. In its 25-year history, this course has built on the gathered knowledge and experience of its staff and students to cover topics that are relevant to all MA students interested in storytelling, visual narrative and delivering complex sequential messages. These forms have included written and illustrated books for children and adults, interactive design, film, graphic novels, stage and exhibition design, animation, book arts, narrative textiles, experimental writing, product design and even community projects that encourage social development through storytelling. The Sequential Design/Illustration MA attracts new and established illustrators, artists and designers from all over the world who are keen to explore the principles of sequence within their chosen field and make them visible through a variety of forms.
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