Art Courses

...2. Course description Develop your artistic skills using a range of oil and pastel mediums. The course will cover how to use chalk and oil pastels...

...The aim of the course is to develop your understanding and creative potential in the visual arts. For four days a week Fine Art students work in studios and workshops on individual programmes of work agreed with tutorial staff. For one day each week there is a programme of historical...

...In this 5-week course we will explore the ways in which art since 1960 has served as a medium for engaging with history and memory following periods of political conflict and upheaval. We will examine the political and cultural significance of art which has challenged the official silences...

...3. Entry requirements A minimum of 5 GCSEs grade A*-C including an art based subject and English language & Maths. At interview you are required...

...The concentration in History of Art and Architecture introduces students to the history of art, architecture, and visual culture...

... of Western Art from the Renaissance to the Present Asian Arts and Cultures Introduction to World Architecture Photography: Truth or Fiction or.... The Portrait... Learn about: Art History...

... including cultural and political theory, political philosophy, art history, sociology, media studies and communication theories. Case studies and examples...

...3. Entry requirements --6 GCSEs at grade C or above, including English and Maths--GCSE Art at grade C or above-- 4. Equipment required No equipment... Learn about: Art design...

...Students in the Department of History of Art and Architecture are able to study in a wide array of areas including ancient, medieval, early modern (Renaissance, 17th and 18th centuries), modern, contemporary, East Asian, African and Latin American art and architecture, and history of photography...

... up for more information! In this course you will be introduced to the basic nail art techniques to include, nail enamel application, dotting, stripes and stone application... Learn about: Nail Art...

... to subvert socialism. Today Russian patrons and collectors continue to exert an important influence on the art scene with galleries such as Garage and a new V-A-C due to open in Moscow in 2019...

...Students must complete at least five Art History courses at Stanford by the end of their junior year, and four must be completed by the end of Winter Quarter; with the adviser's approval, two of these courses may be taken at an overseas campus or Stanford in Washington. Students interested... Learn about: Art History...

...Learn the Art of Pruning At: Myerscough College, Preston Fees: £38 Course Length: 1 Day Please enquire for dates and times of this course...

... up for more information! You will be building on the skills learnt in the Introduction to Nail Art session and will learn the application of marbling, foils, colour... Learn about: Nail Art...

.... The course will draw on a range of ideas from broad areas of thought such as identity politics, psychoanalysis, feminist and gender theory, film studies, art history...

...Want to produce art in a variety of forms, and then gradually specialise in what you think you're best at? This intensive and fun two-year course introduces you to techniques in drawing, painting...

...As an art teacher, you will work in schools or cultural institutions to teach and encourage others to get acquainted with contemporary image culture...

...investigate ways of consciously cultivating awareness and identify how this can enrich the drawing process and lead to deepening concentration...

.... He became one of the first German artists to write about the study of art so that future generations could learn from him. Dürer was not the only great artist practising in Germany at this time - other painters’ distinctive styles were less derivative of Renaissance Italy, continuing a great tradition...

...close and craft engaging letters. - Write one letter to a correspondent. - Write one letter to yourself. - Generating topics to write about in your letters...