Art level courses

...Prepare for an artistic career with Bucknell’s Department of Art & Art History, where faculty will lead you on a creative journey to job readiness in fine arts, academia, arts administration, publishing and more... Learn about: Art History...

... this setting by providing creative and interdisciplinary approaches to the scholarly study of material and visual culture, arts, and heritage. Specialist optional modules in both art and archaeology will allow you to build a bespoke MA which explores both the deep past of this fascinating region and plays... Learn about: Highlands and islands...

...A survey of Western art from the Gothic to the Victorian Age focusing on different styles and periods. Works of art are discussed in class and placed in a historical and cultural context...

...The Art History program is the premier provider of art historical scholarship in Australia. Thematic and interdisciplinary subjects... Learn about: Art History...

.... Course description: Your work will be linked to your own personal themes and to the work of other artists and art movements. You will learn to think and write...

... concept of art moves beyond traditional Western and non-Western definitions of civilised and tribal art. Students will get the opportunity to explore art and sculpture from ethnographic regions reflecting domestic space and the landscape including Aboriginal art from Australia, and architectural...

...2. Course description Fine Art gives students the opportunity to develop an appreciation of the visual world and to respond to it in a personal and creative way. Emphasis is placed on developing visual language skills through drawing, painting and printmaking and much of the work is based directly... Learn about: Art design...

...Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method Not available...

...3. Entry requirements You will normally be expected to have five GCSEs at C or above, including English and a B grade in Art and Design. At interview... Learn about: Art design...

...As you develop through the course there will be frequent low pressure opportunities to practise in negotiations with your classmates. Set clear objectives...

...the work of other artists in well equipped specialist studios guided by experienced and supportive tutors who are also practising artists. Examples... Learn about: Art Direction, Art Photography, Art History...

...This is a general art and design course that includes painting, drawing, design, and printmaking. You will get the chance to try a mixture of subjects or concentrate on one area. Your choice of study depends on whether you want to concentrate on gaining OCN units or whether you want to follow...

...2. Course description Fine Art is primarily concerned with personal expression, with producing something individual and creative. The aim of the course is designed to encourage students to develop their interest and enjoyment in the study of Art and Design... Learn about: Art design...

...Mass politics, war and revolution prompted social and political commentary from artists in a range of media. Whilst engaging with diverse practices, this course will focus primarily on graphic art, analysing propaganda posters and political cartoons and illustrations. We will culturally...

...The Visual Art concentration engages in artistic practice across a wide range of media: painting, sculpture, printmaking, drawing, photography, and digital imaging...

...This course is a 2 year practical-based Fine Art course. Students will undertake a series of gallery visits and workshops to equip them with a range of skills to produce a body of sketchbook and practical work in painting, drawing, 3D and printmaking.Classes meet for 5 hours per week over...

...This intensive program is designed to demystify the art industry by introducing students to its key players, its infrastructure, and its vast cultural and economic history. Through lectures, seminars and visits to specialist museums and collections, and many key commercial galleries, students... Learn about: Art History, Art Business, Art gallery...

...The course explores two questions that are central to aesthetics: (1) Does it make sense to argue about whether someone ought to like something (a painting, a poem, a film, etc.) or is it all a matter of personal taste? (2) Is there any real difference between high-brow and low-brow...