Art level courses

...Equipment required For more information, go to https://webapp.wiltshire.ac.uk/coursestng 5. Assessment method For more information, go to https://webapp.wiltshire.ac.uk/coursestng... Learn about: Art design...

... of these movements were rivals, both were interested in collaborative creation and empowering the viewer through their experience with art. In this one-day course we will explore the origins of these movement and then go in-depth with key artists like Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg, Richard...

...2. Course description This two-year course is equivalent to two A Levels and offers an exciting balance between introductory work across a range of art and design disciplines, along with an opportunity to specialise in one of four routes in the second year. It is designed to enable you to... Learn about: Art design...

...2. Course description Create a piece of mosaic art for your garden. Your mosaic garden art can be stood emerging from a flower bed or alternatively hung on a wall or fence. You will be encouraged to use a mix of vitreous glass, broken ceramic and mirror pieces for your art work. All materials...

...Art & Design - Fine Art AS/A2 - F8165 Subject Area : Creative Studies Centre : Windsor Campus Interview Required : Yes Start Date: 07/09/2009...

...Classes are held after hours with lectures and tutorials held at the University, combined with 'hands-on' workshops at the Art Gallery, or virtually... Learn about: Art History...

...2. Course description Observational drawing underpins all we do on this course; you will learn both traditional and digital art & design techniques and processes and explore materials & media allowing you to interpret your project themes in a unique and personal... Learn about: Art design...

...ART 210-0 Introduction to Drawing (1 Unit) Introduction to basic drawing techniques and problems in line, space, perception, and the expressive use of various graphic media. No previous experience necessary.ART_HIST 210-0 Introduction to Art History (1 Unit) Conceptual introduction to the problems... Learn about: Art History...

... to be creative and includes video and digital manipulation alongside the study of traditional darkroom techniques. You will achieve the AS/A Level in... Learn about: Skills and Training, Art design...

...The Level 2 diploma in Art & Design is a one year course designed to give students a broad understanding of art and design practice theory. Students study 8 units over their one year of study... Learn about: Art design...

...The programme is assessed through a blend of the following: Practical and written assessments/assignments Presentations and demonstrations Portfolios... Learn about: Art design...

...The Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship bridges the gap between art history as an academic discipline and the practicalities of curating collections and exhibitions. The degree locates the study of art in a range of historical, social, cultural and political contexts. You can focus... Learn about: Art History, IT Development, Art design...

...Classes are held after hours with lectures and tutorials held at the University, combined with `hands-on' workshops at the Art Gallery, or virtually... Learn about: Art History...

... of photography and art, use of the camera, lenses and film, use of light, darkroom techniques, manipulation of images, contextual references though research... Learn about: Art design...

... interventions are possible to maintain, preserve and protect the work as the artist intended? Whatever is done to the art object, the result must be to...

..., 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, Textile Design...

...Classes are held after hours with lectures and tutorials held at the University, combined with `hands-on' workshops at the Art Gallery, or virtually... Learn about: Art History...

... a range of mediums. You'll get the opportunity to complete projects and develop your technical & creative skills that will be relevant for any future specialism in this dynamic and ever-changing industry. This could include a focus on art production techniques and methods, or a closer look at digital... Learn about: Art design...

...graphite pencil, charcoal, inks, acrylic and a range of modelling materials. Formal design elements such as line, tone, texture, colour, pattern... Learn about: Art design...

...Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method Not available... Learn about: Art design...