Art Courses

...A PhD in Art and Design will help you create opportunities to develop research skills that support professional practice, research and/or academic careers within the fields of art, design and the creative industries. You will study in a world-class research environment which enables both practice... Learn about: Full Time, 3d design, Art and design...

...Why choose this course? The MFA is a four-year creative practice based programme, incorporating undergraduate study and leading to an Integrated Masters qualification. The first three years are taught alongside the BA undergraduate programme in Fine Art. In the final year, students will study... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...The Fine Art MFA incorporates a taught programme that primarily demands a considerable degree of investigation and experimentation. You will focus on practical and theoretical issues surrounding the development of fine art practice in relation to specific contexts, and will be required... Learn about: Gallery Assistant, Commercial Gallery, Artist spaces...

...This highly interdisciplinary course will suit students who want the opportunity to work across the traditionally defined boundaries imposed by many fine art and humanities programmes. Each student is able to individually tailor their programme of study, and can choose to complete... Learn about: Film Programming, Film Making, Film Studies...

...Graduates with a MPhil or PhD in Art have career opportunities as academics concentrating on teaching and research, or just research roles. They are also equipped for research and other roles within the industry, depending on the focus of their research, and how effectively they have taken... Learn about: Artistic media, Arts and Humanities...

...After the First World War, artists responded to the massive changes wrought, in a wide variety of ways: from the Freudian inspired visions of the Surrealists, the geometric abstract art of Russia and de Stijl, and the realist styles in Germany and America. Find out how politics and propaganda...

...Do you love art? Is it your aim to study fine art at university? If you have A Level or Advanced Vocational Certificate qualifications, or are a mature student who has completed a preparatory art... Learn about: Art design...

...and are structured so as to assist the student's development and professional arts practice. 3. Entry requirements Four GCSEs at grades... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Art design...

...On successful completion you may progress to employment in Art and Design industries or to HND courses on Lurgan campus in Fine Art, Graphic Design, Fashion and Textile Design, 3D Design and Photography, after which you may progress to the BA (Hons) Degree in Creative Imaging, also on Lurgan Campus... Learn about: 3d training, Fashion Textile, Art design...

...Art, Design & Media Foundation Level 3 Diploma LocationCranford Avenue Course Overview Apply Now • To enhance students’ capacity to learn, and develop faculties and skills which lead to creative self-reliance • To develop critical awareness of the visual world • To develop ability in the methods... Learn about: Part Time, Skills and Training, Art design...

...Are you looking for a part-time qualification to enrich and extend your knowledge of the History of...

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...The course is aimed at people who want to learn a new skill of nail art. Learners will use nail polish, tools and techniques to create designs on their own fingernails. These skills can be replicated at home... Learn about: Nail Art...

...Over two Friday evenings, we will explore the history of Art Crime, throughout the past 100 years. Case studies will include Nazi theft and looting of Europe during the Second World War, the Louvre and the Gardner Museum Heist. Since the Second World War, art crime has shifted from a relatively...

...This is a gallery-based course which aims to explore London’s lesser-known and often overlooked art collections. Visits focus on each collection’s origins and curatorial policy and their permanent exhibitions. A full list of meeting places for this course will be emailed to you after you...

...• Constructivism and Suprematism and their place in the development of Modern Art. • Constructivism and Suprematism in historical context...

... contexts of the time and how they impact women in art • How women artists trained as artists and managed to achieve critical acclaim and success...

...If Contemporary Art sometimes seems a little disorientating, this two-day course will provide some relief! By filling in the key historical background, you’ll soon begin to form a clearer picture of the ideas and practices behind some of today’s most interesting and controversial works. Giving...

...On this course you will learn how to recognise important myths and legends and the main heroes, gods and monsters popular in classical art. Discover how symbols and attributes help us recognise famous myths and legends and identify their main characters. Explore and consider the multi-layered...