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STAFF PROFILE
Adam Chodzko
Senior Lecturer in Fine Art
Adam Chodzko is an artist
whose multidisciplinary practice
explores the interactions and
possibilities of human behaviour,
in the gap between how we are
and how we could be.
Exhibiting work nationally
and internationally since 1991,
working across media, from
video installation to subtle
interventions, and with a
practice that is sited partly
within the gallery space and
partly within the wider public
realm, his work explores our
collective imagination by
wondering how, through the
visual, we might best engage
with the existence of others.
Practice-led research
culture
Our academic staff are also
practising artists and regularly
exhibit their work at major
institutions in the UK and beyond.
• Adam Chodzko has shown
work in numerous venues
around the world including
Tate Britain
• Shona Illingworth’s The Watch
Man – Balnakiel (2011), has
been exhibited widely at
venues including the Museum
of Modern Art, Bologna and
The Wellcome Collection,
London
• Steve Klee’s work has been
exhibited at venues including
the Lena and Rosselli Gallery,
Budapest
• Sarah Turner’s Perestroika,
(2009) was theatrically
released at the Institute of
Contemporary Arts (ICA), and
has been widely screened in
international film festivals
The School of Music and Fine Art
is also home to the Sound-Image-
Space Research Centre, which
promotes practice-led research
underpinned by theory and
scholarship within the broad
domain of image, sound and
the spatial arts. The focus is on
collaborative relationships that
generate the production of new
creative works, performances,
publications and exhibitions.
Taught programme
For the most up-to-date information,
see website details below.
The modules listed are subject
to change. Please contact
the School for more detailed
information on availability.
Assessment
For the most up-to-date information,
see website details below.
Fine Art MA
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Location: Medway
This programme develops
your skills toward establishing a
creative, critical and independent
practice.
You pursue your chosen form
of artistic practice in an
interdisciplinary studio-based
environment that reflects the world
of professional artistic culture,
within which artists, critics, writers
and curators share and discuss
practice as part of realising their
projects. During the programme,
you create a body of practical
and written work that experiments
with different approaches to
artistic production and its context.
Students are also encouraged to
work together to produce projects,
exhibitions and events in public,
and to construct experimental
interdisciplinary collaborations.
Course content
• Collaborative Project
• Development of Practice
• Resolution: Fine Art
• Dissertation
Research programme
For the most up-to-date information,
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Fine Art (Practice as
Research) PhD
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Location: Medway
The programme is designed
for students who wish to pursue
any form of artistic practice in
an interdisciplinary studio-based
research environment. Research
students are supported through
their studies by a supervisory
team and regular supervisory
meetings.
Research students are enrolled
on the Researcher Development
Programme provided by the