Art Courses

...As a history of art major, you’ll be able to study areas traditionally central to the discipline such as ancient, medieval and Renaissance art, and the integration of recent fields of theory and research to the study of global visual culture. You can explore the history of cultural interactions... Learn about: Art History, Ms Office, Office IT...

...The Bachelor of Arts degree program with a major in Studio Art is a liberal arts program. Emphasis is on breadth of study, and the number of required Studio Art courses is limited so that students may complete college and university requirements and electives...

...About this Course . . Level 2 allows you to experience a broad range of disciplines, including: Painting 3D Design/Sculpture Graphics Illustration Fashion Textiles Computer Based Art & Design Photography Printmaking The programme is delivered through practical studio based activity together...

...The course runs from September to June and is divided into four modules. Module 1 introduces the principles, techniques and demands of the art and design industry. A six-week rotation of workshops examines each of the four areas. This helps you understand them and make an informed choice on... Learn about: Art Direction, Graphic design, Art design...

..., presentations and group discussions which will enable you to develop strong practical and communication skills essential to specialist art and design education... Learn about: Communication Training, Communication Skills, Art design...

...The idea of embodiment, and the use of the body and its 'objects': hair, nails, blood, saliva, and so forth, has a prominent place in contemporary art. From the 1960s onwards, European and American women artists’ interest in using their own bodies in their art significantly increased, calling...

...The units cover areas such as: developing own skills and setting goals; working with others; knowledge for living in the wider community; community action...

..., with a vocational programme, such as an Edexcel Diploma, or studied on its own. You will achieve an AS/A2 in Art and Design (Textile Design) awarded by AQA... Learn about: Art design, Skills and Training, Textile Design...

...The Master’s Programme in Fine Art provides students with the artistic, methodological and theoretical tools to work in the field of contemporary art, and is designed to stimulate students’ deeper understanding of art and contemporary culture. The study programme is research-based, and the faculty... Learn about: Programme Planning, Artificial Intelligence, Art Photography...

...This course introduces you to the essential knowledge, skills and techniques of art and design. You will study the areas of of art, craft and design; graphic design, fine art, fashion, textiles and 3D design. You will also study Maths and English towards GCSE grade A-C if you do not already... Learn about: Art design, 3d training...

...a broad range of disciplines. Specialist workshops and studios equipped for a range of creative practices, including painting, printmaking, photography...

...We shall work to develop your vocal skills and explore your innate creativity, as you voice aloud a range of texts: poetry, prose, drama and journalism... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...The foundation course at Kingston University has a national and international reputation for producing high-quality students. The course consists of a diverse 'taster' programme, linking perceptual, conceptual and technical responses to art and design practice. Students will work in a different... Learn about: Fine Art, Illustration and moving image, Art design...

... courses were ranked 27th out of those offered by 67 providers in the Guardian League Tables 2019. The Foundation year prepares students for university level study. Successful completion of our Foundation course permits access to any of our Art or Digital Media BA (Hons) or BDes (Hons) degree courses, which include... Learn about: Environmental Art...

... campaigns, working with the public, getting to grips with the business of art, and by critically understanding the changing identity of the artist, and the art market. We welcome applications from students working in a wide range of creative disciplines, our current students work across;...

...This PGCE course prepares you to teach Art & Design in either the 11 to 16 (with post-16 enhancement) or 14-19 age phases. It is a very practical course with around two thirds of the time spent in schools, mostly working with teachers and pupils, and around one third spent on directed study... Learn about: Art design...

...like to make and Jamie will help you develop your ideas for your final piece. You will have your own bench to work from at each class and access to... Learn about: Wood carving...

... how to develop skills, knowledge and understanding for teaching art and design through a combination of university-led and school-led training. Successful completion of the course will lead to recommendation for the award of Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), along with 60 credits at Master’s level... Learn about: Art design, Quality Training...

..."The Art of the Probable" addresses the history of scientific ideas, in particular the emergence and development of mathematical probability. But it is neither meant to be a history of the exact sciences per se nor an annex to, say, the Course 6 curriculum in probability and statistics. Rather...

...Jamie is always at hand to guide you and advise you with your sculpture; and you will be able to discuss your piece with other members of the group as... Learn about: Stone carving...