Cultural Interests courses

...opportunities which have helped us to further develop relevant and practical programmes to enable you to progress into employment, onto Higher Education...

...(includes watercolour paper and a drawing set). Otherwise please bring own equipment including brushes, watercolour paper and watercolour paints...

...1556–98), his paintings collection, jewels, musical instruments, medals, and tapestries and the building and decoration of the Royal monastery El Escorial...

...and the Newcastle Summer Season. The Singers' Circle This informal class with tutor Laura Plummer is for people who enjoy singing as part of a group...

...and for those going to social balls and dances and a great way to meet people. Learn to Dance with professional dance instructor Debbie Packard Price £160...

...Tempo Theatre Arts are proud to present this new and exciting week of workshops that will culminate in a special gala performance to friends...

...Gain better control over paint handling and mark making, expand your understanding of the medium. Develop your conceptual, critical and inventive abilities...

...Hours: 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Reception to follow. Although they make a significant contribution to the way in which we view paintings, the artistic merit of frames is often overlooked...

...up to 10 people will be admitted to the course...

...Other Costs There may be further additional costs associated with this course which learners could be required to pay for, over and above the advertised...

...Safeguarding and protection in care settings Responsibilities of the care worker Communication in care settings: barriers to communication and adapting...

...your performance - develop practice methods and establish a routine. - Some standard chord changes (this will require preparation) and some of the more unusual repertoire...

...We will look at some well-known saints such as St George, St John the Baptist and St Mary Magdalene, and some more unusual ones such as St Erasmus...

...several genres so there is something for everyone. From movements from famous classical choral works to folk, pop and musical theatre - A vocal warm...

...List at least 3 important modern artists and describe one of their works in the Tate collection. - Discuss how we define the term ‘Modern Art’...

...of book arts structures • Experiment with printmaking and bookbinding techniques • Demonstrate an understanding of the book structure in relation to its contents...

...such as chalk, charcoal, silverpoint and painting methods. This will be achieved by looking at artists’ early careers and influences, including their training...

...of the socio-cultural contexts for modern art. The course follows a broadly chronological survey of the major phases in modern art from...

...The range of paintings will range from the medieval period, passing through the Renaissance to contemporary art. • To introduce students to the hermeneutical...

...provocative Modern artists such as Marcel Duchamp, and contemporary tricksters such as Banksy and Maurizio Cattelan. Through the discussion and analysis of key works...