Art, Style and Design: Renaissance to Modernism
Postgraduate
In London
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
London
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Duration
12 Months
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About this course
Entry Requirements
A university degree. We welcome students from a wide range of disciplines, some of whom have not studied the history of art before. Others have studied the fine arts but have little knowledge of the decorative arts. Non-English speaking students must have IELTS 8 or equivalent.
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Course programme
Course Components
- Core lecture series c.1450 – c.1960: underpins all components of the programme
- Study Trips: two international trips a year to major sites in Europe or the Americas supplement regular visits to UK sites throughout the year and are included in the basic fee.
- Object-based study is central to our teaching: training relevant to the public and commercial art worlds; practical and research based study of materials and techniques, scientific analysis, style, dating, quality and authenticity.
- Cataloguing to auction house and museum standards: handling sessions, warehouse and museum visits; professional cataloguing exam.
- Gallery and Curatorial Studies: engage with current debates about curating and devise fresh approaches to the display of art works. Explore practices in art criticism, developing skills to review exhibitions and produce reports.
- Culture and Ideology Seminars: works of fine and decorative art are placed in their cultural contexts and discussed in small groups. Students acquire the skills to deliver presentations and generate seminar discussion.
- Methodology Seminars: the analysis of technical, art-historical and interpretative texts which provide transferable skills for independent research and individual development.
- Thesis: your opportunity to create an exhibition on a small group of objects, independently researched and catalogued, where the key academic and professional skills learned on the programme are utilised.
Mode of Attendance: Full-time
Art, Style and Design: Renaissance to Modernism