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STUDIO PRACTICE

Studio Practice is designed for artists with an existing practice and an established identity to their work. It helps you to consider whether you’re using the most appropriate materials, supports and scale, for example, to best complement the content of your work. 

This programme gives mentoring to artists with materials to hand, supporting you through a productive year of tutorials, workshops, group crits and talks centred around two-day practical studio sessions. Newlyn School of Art provides a generous range of materials during these sessions.

With one-to-one tutorials and sessions focussing on key topics, we look at creating bodies of work with coherent criteria and planned decisions. Our final session explores how to produce and supply effective photography for promotional and print use, and the wide variety of exhibition opportunities available for emerging artists.

Dan Pyne leads the programme, supported by visiting artists, creating a vibrant and varied source of input from our roster of professional practising artists across the year.  

Simply fill in our Application Form and we will be in touch to arrange an informal interview with a lead tutor. If you have any questions, please get in touch via our contact form: Contact Us.

Programme fee: £3,250.

This fee can be paid in 3 equal instalments. The fee must be made in full at least one month before the programme begins.

Dates for our 2026/27 Programme to be announced soon!

 

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Please fill in the form below and we will then get back to you to arrange a free half hour one-to-one chat with one of our Lead Tutors to discuss your work and help answer any questions you might have about any of the longer courses.

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