Drawing

MA Drawing at Wimbledon is aimed at students who have a strong belief in drawing, and who want to explore and interrogate through the practice of drawing, their own agendas and seek methodologies and opportunities for extending their practice beyond the course.

• A course that promotes drawing for a purpose, focusing on process and cross-disciplinary dialogues that centre on communicating ideas to an audience, client or user
• To develop their drawing, discursive skills and agendas through a re-orientation of their practice
• Collaborations across and between diverse disciplines and courses at the College
• To have access to rich research sources such as Wimbledon’s Jocelyn Herbert Archive, the Stanley Kubrick Archives and University of the Arts London Centre for Drawing
• To benefit from the College’s established relationships we have with Tate Britain, The British Museum, Ashmolean Museum, The Royal Academy, The Sir John Soane Museum and the V&A drawing collections.

To explore a range of practices and disciplines where new languages and methodologies can be developed, including:

• Architecture
• Art
• Cartography
• Dance
• Design
• Engineering
• Performance
• The Sciences
• Writing