If public art fascinates you and leaves you feeling like you want to have a go then maybe a career as a public artist is right for you! The great thing about public art is that it comes in many different forms, allowing you to display your creativity in the way that you prefer. Find out more about how to become a public artist without A-Levels now.

What Constitutes Public Art?

Public art is defined as any type of art work that is on display to the public, whether it is on public land or private land. In addition, public art can take a wide range of forms from statues to graffiti and installations to murals – whatever medium the artist chooses to offer.

If you love the idea of creating art that can be enjoyed by the masses then public art is a great route to take. If you have the talent but not the A-Levels needed to get to university then the Online College of Art and Design can help with our Online Level 3 Foundation Diploma.

How Does the OCAD Diploma Course Work?

Our Online Level 3 Foundation Diploma in Public Art has been designed to provide you with all the knowledge needed to prepare you for undergraduate study. It takes you through subject specific information as well as study skill information that will help you to feel confident about your next move.

All of our courses are regulated by Ofqual and delivered by art and design expert educators. You will be given a tutor who will guide and support you for the duration of your course. All you need to do is complete the work to the required standards and by the specified deadlines to pass and move on to university. As our courses are online, you can expect to complete them in just 8 – 12 months!

The 3 Steps You Need to Take to Become a Public Artist

If you are certain that being a public artist is the right path for you then there are just three simple steps that you need to take to get your career off the ground:

1. Your first step is to enrol on the OCAD’s Online Level 3 Foundation Diploma and complete it within 8-12 months, gaining the UCAS points needed for university.
2. Next, complete your degree in public art, learning everything you need to know about your future career.
3. With all your studying complete, you can start work as a public artist, creating amazing art for everyone to enjoy.

Let the OCAD Help You On the Path to Success

At the OCAD we love helping individuals realise their potential, especially when they thought a lack of A-Levels would stop them from getting where they wanted to be. Our team has been at work since 2002, helping individuals become the success they dreamed of being. 

If you are interested in our Online Level 3 Foundation Diploma then apply today or connect with us to find out more and get your questions answered – you deserve to achieve your dreams, so get started today!