McNally School of Fine Arts
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McNally School of Fine Arts
Awakening artistic potential and developing critical rigour.
The McNally School of Fine Arts is focused on redefining the milieu of artistic research dedicated to Southeast Asia, and our position in the world of contemporary art. From sculpture, printmaking, drawing, installation and photography to technology-based art, performance art, interdisciplinary art, as well as critical studies in art history and art theory, students are imbued with an innovative and interdisciplinary structure, designed to provide them with a transformative learning experience that awakens artistic potential and develops critical rigour. This is bolstered by the mutual interaction between the School’s different programmes, which creates a dynamic environment that foments a symbiosis of theory and practice.
Highlights
Programme panel discussion – Diploma in Fine Arts and BA(Hons) Fine Arts
Find out more about the curriculum of the Diploma in Fine Arts and BA(Hons) Fine Arts programme and hear from lecturers and alumni about student life, external projects, career options and the relevance of a fine arts degree in Singapore's creative industry.
Sat 14 Jan, 3:00pm – 4:00pm
Basement studio, #B1-08C
Programme consultation – Diploma in Fine Arts and BA(Hons) Fine Arts
Meet lecturers from the McNally School of Fine Arts. This session is for prospective students and/or parents.
Fri 13 Jan, 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Sat 14 Jan, 11:00am – 5:00pm
Project Space, Blk G Level 1
Some kind of happy
Placed in opposition to an overt expression of excitement and delight, Some kind of happy conjures an understated feeling of bliss. Whether externally expressed as a reply to how one is feeling, or an internally felt sensation when encountering something that gives pleasure, it invokes an overall positive note.
The artworks shown in this exhibition intends to elicit these quiet nuanced perceptions of happiness, pleasure and hope. Ranging from mediums that are more materially tangible to those that are ephemeral, the prints, objects, paintings, sound work and installation are a result of our current Diploma, BA(Hons) and MA Fine Arts students’ studio practice and processes.
Fri 13 Jan, 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Sat 14 Jan, 11:00am – 5:00pm
Project Space, Blk G Level 1
The Craft Circle workshop
The Craft Circle workshop will include a range of engaging, bespoke demonstrations such as paper clay magnets/badge/hairpins, image transfer, shibori dye workshop and fabric craft with a focus on sustainability.
Fri 13 Jan, 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Sat 14 Jan, 11:00am – 5:00pm
Outside Project Space, Blk G Level 1
Programme talk
The Diploma in Fine Arts programme trains students in painting, printmaking, sculpture, graphic novel, lens-based art, multi-disciplinary and cross-disciplinary art that is based on critical thinking and methodical practice. This presentation gives an overview of the programme and approach to an arts education offered by the McNally School of Fine Arts.
25 Feb, 3:30pm – 4:00pm
26 Feb, 3:00pm – 3:30pm
Venue: Blk C, Level 2 #C207
Programme consultation
26 Feb, 1:00pm – 2:00pm
Venue: Blk F, Level 2 #F213
Programme panel discussion – Diploma in Fine Arts and BA(Hons) Fine Arts
Find out more about the curriculum of the Diploma in Fine Arts and BA(Hons) Fine Arts programme and hear from lecturers and alumni about student life, external projects, career options and the relevance of a fine arts degree in Singapore's creative industry.
Sat 14 Jan, 3:00pm – 4:00pm
Basement studio, #B1-08C
Programme consultation – Diploma in Fine Arts and BA(Hons) Fine Arts
Meet lecturers from the McNally School of Fine Arts. This session is for prospective students and/or parents.
Fri 13 Jan, 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Sat 14 Jan, 11:00am – 5:00pm
Project Space, Blk G Level 1
Some kind of happy
Placed in opposition to an overt expression of excitement and delight, Some kind of happy conjures an understated feeling of bliss. Whether externally expressed as a reply to how one is feeling, or an internally felt sensation when encountering something that gives pleasure, it invokes an overall positive note.
The artworks shown in this exhibition intends to elicit these quiet nuanced perceptions of happiness, pleasure and hope. Ranging from mediums that are more materially tangible to those that are ephemeral, the prints, objects, paintings, sound work and installation are a result of our current Diploma, BA(Hons) and MA Fine Arts students’ studio practice and processes.
Fri 13 Jan, 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Sat 14 Jan, 11:00am – 5:00pm
Project Space, Blk G Level 1
The Craft Circle workshop
The Craft Circle workshop will include a range of engaging, bespoke demonstrations such as paper clay magnets/badge/hairpins, image transfer, shibori dye workshop and fabric craft with a focus on sustainability.
Fri 13 Jan, 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Sat 14 Jan, 11:00am – 5:00pm
Outside Project Space, Blk G Level 1
Programme talk and studio tour
Find out more about the curriculum of the BA(Hons) Fine Arts programme and hear from lecturers about student life, external projects, career options and the relevance of a Fine Arts degree in Singapore's creative industry.
24 Feb, 4:30pm – 5:15pm
Basement studio, #B1-10A
Portfolio review
Meet with BA(Hons) Fine Arts lecturers to gain feedback on your portfolio.
24 Feb, 5:15pm – 6:15pm
Basement studio, #B1-10A