At UNSW Art & Design they foster a studio culture that is challenging and supportive of the development and growth of experimental, critically informed creative practices, produced in the context of contemporary ideas and alert to the continuing influence of historical precedent. This program provides pathways for both those with backgrounds in art and those who wish to enter art from other professional environments. Graduates of the Master of Art are prepared to be independent contemporary visual artists, with the capabilities to undertake leadership, research and innovation roles across a wide range of professional creative and cultural environments. The Master of Art has two main components: a unique core program of practical and contextual art courses and studio-based courses offered across a number of specialisations.

At UNSW Art & Design they foster a studio culture that is challenging and supportive of the development and growth of experimental, critically informed creative practices, produced in the context of contemporary ideas and alert to the continuing influence of historical precedent. This program provides pathways for both those with backgrounds in art and those who wish to enter art from other professional environments. Graduates of the Master of Art are prepared to be independent contemporary visual artists, with the capabilities to undertake leadership, research and innovation roles across a wide range of professional creative and cultural environments. The Master of Art has two main components: a unique core program of practical and contextual art courses and studio-based courses offered across a number of specialisations.