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MA Conservation Open Days 2023/24 at City & Guilds of London Art School

The MA Conservation Open Days 2023/24 at City & Guilds of London Art School are a great opportunity to see City & Guilds of London Art School conservation labs and specialist facilities first-hand and get a feel for what it’s like to study there. You’ll meet the teaching team, find out more about the course content, and ask any questions you may have.

You’re also invited to join one of the Student Virtual Chats, where you can talk to current students about their experience of studying at the Art School.

MA Conservation Open Days 2023/24 at City & Guilds of London Art School

Choose a date in January, February or March 2023 here >

If you have any queries, please contact  events@cityandguildsartschool.ac.uk


Every artist’s, designer’s and conservator’s story is different.But there’s always a consistent ingredient. A readiness to go deeper – whether that means thinking more radically, seeing more intensely or connecting more urgently and physically with techniques and materials.At the City & Guilds of London Art School that depth and authenticity is what we stand for. And, true to our 130 years of history, we’ve stayed small and personal so that every student gets to experience it as a reality.When students talk about their life here, they’re transported by the feel of the place: the alchemy that comes from a warm, tight-knit, energised – often idiosyncratic – community of practitioners at the heart of London’s arts scene.But we think our distinctiveness also comes from some of the more tangible things we do…

We make sure every student gets their own working space – giving them total immersion in real practice and the physicality of materials, pigments, tools and techniques right from the start.

We juxtapose contemporary art with specialist skills, cutting edge with traditional – so everyone sparks off each other and deepens and enriches their understanding and experience.

And we have one of the highest ratios of tutors to students in London – which means that for all our students there’s an exceptional practising artist, conservator, theorist, technical expert, writer or designer at hand to nurture them and keep them motivated with generous tutor contact time for our students. Someone to prepare them for the depth and discipline of a real life in the arts.

We are registered with the Office for Students ,  meaning we meet the OfS requirements for course quality, academic standards, student support, student protection, governance and more. For more information see the register on the Office For Students website. 

The City & Guilds of London Art School a real art school.

 

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