Art Criticism
NVQ
In London
Description
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Type
NVQ
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Location
London
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Duration
1 Week
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Start date
Different dates available
So you want to criticise art? Would you know how to translate your thoughts into a published article in a magazine, newspaper or on the web? In this introductory course you will learn ways of approaching and looking at art, how to put your appreciation into words, and how to market and promote your written work for publication.
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Subjects
- Word
- Voice
- Market
- Approach
- Teaching
- English
- Art
- Web
- Appreciation
- Ms Word
Course programme
- A group visit to an exhibition in London, plus other recommended visits.
- Discussing ideas and gaining feedback on your written work.
- Developing an individual critical approach and writing style.
- Exploring opportunities for publishing work.
Relationships between art, galleries and the press.
Outcomes
- The course will equip you with the tools to think and write critically about contemporary art.
- You should develop skills in observation and research, and study aspects of writing itself, from style and form to dissemination.
- A major outcome of the course will be a 700-word review of an art exhibition, which each student will be asked to write.
Who should take this course?
- Those wishing to improve their critical skills and looking for ways of finding a personal voice.
- Graduates who want to enhance their understanding of the art press.
- Students thinking of pursuing a career in arts journalism.
Level: Suitable for both beginners as well as those with some previous knowledge.
Entry requirements: A good grasp of spoken and written English
Tutor: The tutor on this course changes depending on the course dates.
Please note: This course is for students aged 18 and older
Art Criticism