Art history level courses

.... This course provides a foundation for students interested in public art, museum work, and social justice while also enhancing students’ critical inquiry skills...

...Variety is at the heart of our vision of history here at The University of Hull. From the Iron Age to the present day, you can explore your interests through a rich and diverse programme in a History Department known for its friendly and supportive atmosphere...

..., including History at grade A. Scottish Highers & Advanced Highers AAB at Highers... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

... 20 Optional From Pillar to Pots: An Introduction to Greek Art and Archaeology CLAH10121 20 Optional From Middle Kingdom to Economic Superpower...

... 20 Optional From Pillar to Pots: An Introduction to Greek Art and Archaeology CLAH10121 20 Optional From Middle Kingdom to Economic Superpower...

...This History (Hons) course from the University of Kent is carefully crafted to allow undergraduates to tailor their degree to their own interests, with more than 70 undergraduate history modules to choose from, covering topics from the crusades to the Cold War; from the impact of science on...

... and Not-Being in Greek Philosophy: from Parmenides to Aristotle 15 CLA3264 Ancient Science and Society 15 CLA3265 Art and Visual Culture in the Roman World... Learn about: Ancient History...

...The BFA degree in Fine Art is a full-time program requiring 120 credits. The program begins with four foundations courses. Focusing on key aspects of art and design, these courses are required for all Corcoran BFA programs: Drawing and Surface, Form and Materials, Time and Light, and Interaction... Learn about: Art History...

... and the built environment in creating particular histories it also emphasises people's...

...Our Ancient History MA offers you the opportunity to study Greek, Roman and near-Eastern history at an advanced level. You’ll also learn and refine the techniques and skills you need to be able to analyse and interpret a variety of historical sources. This is an intercollegiate course that draws... Learn about: Latin Poetry, Roman Britain, Greek poetry...

...: A Survey 15 ARC2114 Bronze Age Britain in its European Context 15 ARC2118 Lords to Lepers: Medieval Social Worlds 15 ARC2119 Art of the Metal Smith: Cultural...

...Alongside a small number of core modules, you can pick and choose from a wide range of stimulating options that cover a rich tapestry of history. In doing so, you will be able to study a mix of periods and regions, from medieval Europe to contemporary America. Our curriculum provides a historical...

... in a portable gallery stool. Gallery entry is free. You might also be interested in: • VB142 - Art evolutions: Pop to Post-Internet Art • VB309 - Extended history...

...Surrealism is one of the most varied and influential art movements of the 20th century. For this one-day course we will investigate how the movement was born from the context of Post-World War I Paris through the experimentations of its founder and self-proclaimed ‘Pope’, André Breton, and how...

.... 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...

...The course explores the major art movements and critical theories which have influenced the making and reading of Western art since 1950. It will explore modern and postmodern art in its socio-cultural contexts including: the rise of consumerism; the growth and influence of feminism...

...This one-day course presents an exciting programme exploring key aspects of the history and analysis of Irish art from the pre-Christian period to the present day. We will explore and identify key works of Irish art, addressing fine, applied and popular art forms. Throughout the day, Irish visual...

...That students have a clear understanding of East Asian art and the relationship between the art object and the prevailing social religious and historical conditions. Suitable for: Students with a good degree and some knowledge of the history of...

...From 1930s Surrealist collages, to the “psycho-geography” of the 1950s, right through to the GPS and mobile phone technology of today, artists have used maps to question how we experience space, along with how it is organised and represented by society. This course examines art from the start...

...Its purpose is to extend and develop graduates' art historical interests, expertise and scholarship into the area of curatorship and active engagement with collections and exhibitions in the museum and gallery realm. It puts the physical object back at the heart of curatorial training whilst...