Photography: the Image and Electronic Arts MA – (M.A.)

The programme allows for specialisation in photography or electronic graphics - which can include interactive, durational and internet work - but encompasses a broader interpretation of practice. You look at the meaning, production and distribution of images, and the relationship between theory and practice inthe context of debates about post-modernism. You also participate in practice workshops in photography (covering medium/large format cameras, portable and studio lighting technologies and their use, film technology, digital imaging and output systems and processes), and/or in electronic graphics (featuring computer and video graphics, computer-aided design, desktop publishing, animation, animatics, 2D and 3D computer animation, still and durational image production and manipulation). The Department pays for all reasonable equipment and materials costs incurred as part of your coursework. However, apart from the agreed use of Goldsmiths equipment and facilities, you fund the costs of your final project/portfolio of work yourself.