2010 Postgraduate Prospectus - University College Falmouth

Woodlane, Falmouth
Woodlane is the vibrant heart of student
life within Falmouth. Its gardens, studio
spaces and close creative community
make it an inspirational place to study
and share ideas. Plus, when the work
is done, the lively town centre and
beautiful beaches are only a few
minutes away.
Just a short walk from the original Falmouth
School of Art (which now houses MA Fine Art:
Contemporary Practice and MA Curatorial
Practice), Woodlane’s onsite bar and refectory,
subtropical gardens, creative studios, outdoor
sculpture canopy and relaxed, friendly
atmosphere make it a stimulating and
welcoming environment.
University College Falmouth / 2010 Postgraduate Prospectus
“Quite frankly, it’s stunning,” says PhD student
Damon Taylor. “When you walk into a campus
that has palm trees in the middle of a Fine Art
set up, it’s just out of this world! There’s a lot
of space there, which is quite rare as far as I’ve
seen, and is really important for creative work.
As an environment I’ve never been to a campus
like it.”
MA Illustration student, Hannah Chapman,
agrees: “I love the friendly, informal and
historical feeling of Woodlane, with its long
standing, creative and artistic traditions. For
example, I love using the huge old iron etching
press that has been working since the 1850s.”
“There’s a really stimulating atmosphere to the
place,” adds MA Creative Advertising graduate,
Anna Sweet. “It’s always bustling with activity,
inside and out – it just breeds originality.”
“When you walk �to a campus that has
palm tr�s � the middle of a F�e Art
set up, �’s ju� out of this world!”
Damon Taylor, PhD �udent
on
campus