Visual Arts

This qualification reflects the role of people who combine technical technical, creative and conceptual skills to plan and perceive that a human body of work in one or more art forms. Mediums could consist of ceramics, drawing and illustration, painting, photomedia, printmaking, public art, sculpture, textile design, wood design, digital art and glasswork.Practice as of this degree is underpinned by method of arts history and theory and the capability to analyse and synthesise information from a selection of sources. Discourse around complex ideas can also be required.Visual artists can work within their practice, or within a wide assortment of contexts over the arts, government, community or commercial associations. Licensing/Regulatory InformationNo certification, legislative or certification conditions affect the qualification at the time of publication.

To input this particular eligibility, individuals must possess the technical and organisational capabilities to conceptualise and make works in selected medium.Those abilities and knowledge could have been acquired through experience in creative practice or through formal analysis.