The Slade School of Fine Art is excited to offer a unique opportunity for Year 11, Year 12 and FE college Level 3 students living in London (or just outside London) to develop their own skills and interests in Fine Art practices through a two-week summer course.

The Fine Art summer course will be taking place at the Slade Bloomsbury Campus, Gower Street, London (Mondays-Fridays).

Through a series of workshops guided by practicing artists and tutors (including drawing, painting, sculpture, analogue & digital film, sound and performance) you will gain experience in an art studio environment, fostering confidence in independent and collaborative work, encouraging experimentation, skill development, and meaningful dialogue with peers and mentors.

The course will provide insight into the diverse opportunities within the Art and Design industries and offer a taste of university-level studies in these fields. Participants will engage in daily practical workshops, visit London galleries, and the course will conclude with a shared event/exhibition.

Additionally, we will offer follow-on workshops for portfolio development and guidance on applying to BA programmes later in the year.

The course is free of charge; lunch will be provided every day and travel is included.

First deadline Monday 1 July 2024.

Apply here via the Microsoft Application Form.

If you have any questions please contact sladesummer@ucl.ac.uk.

The Slade at UCL East is excited to offer a unique opportunity for Year 11, Year 12 and FE college Level 3 students living in London (or just outside of London) to develop their own skills and interests in Art & Tech practices through a two-week summer course.

The Art & Tech summer course will take place at UCL East in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park (Mondays-Fridays). Through a series of workshops guided by practicing artists and tutors (including AI, machine learning, generative art and robotics), the course aims to introduce you to the integration of technology in art while fostering innovative approaches of thinking the relationship between art and technology.

The course will provide insight into the diverse opportunities within the Art and Creative Technologies industries and offer a taste of university-level studies in these fields. Participants will engage in daily practical workshops, visit London galleries, and conclude with a shared event/exhibition. Additionally, we will offer follow-on workshops for portfolio development and guidance on applying to BA programmes later in the year.

The course is free of charge; lunch will be provided every day and travel
is included.

With the support of Sadie Coles HQ.

Deadline Wednesday 17 July 2024.

Apply here via the Microsoft Application Form.

If you have any questions please contact sladesummer@ucl.ac.uk.