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Creative Intersections: Music, Photography and Teaching
Posted: 17/04/25 12:22 |
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Creativity rarely exists in isolation—ideas flow between disciplines, shaping and reshaping artistic practice. This blog explores how Chamfer emerged as a response to the limitations of the contemporary art world, finding a more immediate and flexible outlet in music.
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OCA News: OCA Short Courses
Posted: 12/09/24 03:59 |
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Open College Of The Arts Degree Show Showcase
Posted: 16/07/24 03:56 |
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Welcome to our online Degree Show Showcase 23/24 where we are celebrating a number of our graduates from across seven of our degree programmes.
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Perception: Where Science and Art Meet. Sort Of.
Posted: 09/06/21 09:26 |
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The important point is our brains are wired in a certain way and we invent and build the world in our heads as much as perceive it as ‘truth’. This is important for anyone attempting to represent three dimensions in two. The world is indeed out there but perhaps capturing it requires more intervention than we might initially think.
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My final year challenge by student photographer, Veronica Worrall
Posted: 10/03/21 12:54 |
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Study Event (virtual) 27th March 2021 Unseen Connections – A Year of Adaptions Rational, Preparation and Outcomes My final year challenge by student photographer, Veronica Worrall “The art of life is a constant readjustment to our surroundings.” ~Kakuzo Okakaura The modern humans’ ability to modify to novel environments relies not only on genetic mutations […]
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Student Story: Jane Weinmann
Posted: 17/02/21 06:18 |
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I’ve just reached the end of my degree in Photography with the OCA and am excitedly waiting for the final results. As a well-trained student, it’s time for that one last reflection and a look back at where I came from. When I started out on my degree a long time ago, I was always […]
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