Fine Art at Wimbledon attracts a diverse and dynamic body of students and acknowledges and supports the many different ways in which its students learn. The course sets out to offer you a stimulating and challenging context in which you can develop your own art practice and acquire the skills you need for your future professional career. At Wimbledon the Fine Art course is organised around: A larger community of students and staff across Fine Art. A smaller and more focused community of your subject specific pathway. The three pathways of Painting, Print & Time Based Media (PTBM) and Sculpture each have their own dedicated teaching teams. Pathway teaching has a particular focus on various critical contexts and debates associated with each of these distinct disciplines. Working in this way will enable you to develop your work alongside others who share practical and conceptual interests and concerns related to your subject area. There will of course be a wide range of artwork made within each pathway, with different approaches and responses that may take many forms. Students who wish to challenge perceived ‘boundaries' between the subject areas can work with confidence alongside those who wish to focus their work firmly within a subject area.<br><br>In your second and third years pathways share a common programme of seminars and workshops in order to allow for interaction and collaboration across the course. Group tutorials and seminars will enable you to discuss your practical work with students and tutors from other pathways and you will also be encouraged to develop dialogues with students and tutors across Fine Art through exhibitions and external projects. In this way you will also develop a wide and rich network of contacts and experiences to draw upon.