Government Funded Art courses

...requirements vary greatly depending on which type of course and level you are applying for. Exact entry requirements will be confirmed at interview... Learn about: Art design...

...If you want to focus on researching one specific area in the History of Art without going straight into a PhD, then the MRes is the programme for... Learn about: Art History, Ms Word...

...If you want to focus on researching one specific area in the History of Art without going straight into a PhD, then the MRes is the programme for... Learn about: Art History, Ms Word...

...Learn the art and techniques of working with couverture to create your own varieties of delicate, handmade chocolates We believe the future of research lies in breaking down traditional barriers between academic disciplines so the bigger problems of the 21st century can be considered from human...

...Course Description This course will look at the major art movements from the 1880s to the present. We will focus on the dominant trends in art making...

...This course aims to give students experience and expertise in working with a range of art techniques and an understanding of the work of a range of artists. The AS units are mainly practical, at A2 you will produce a written personal study in additional to developing your practical skills further... Learn about: Visual Arts, Fine Art...

...2. Course description Learning mindfulness practices can enable us to cope more effectively with difficulty and stress. Using art materials to explore and express the experience of mindfulness practice offers a creative approach to enhance learning and understanding...

...The Masters of Arts in Art History at the Corcoran School promotes interdisciplinary investigations of the visual arts. Our faculty engages diverse methodological approaches, encouraging students to explore and contribute to varied theoretical, philosophical and political debates surrounding... Learn about: Art History...

... will benefit from studying in the Bradford School of Art with its specialist facilities and experienced staff, most of who are practising Artists and Designers...

...Drawing, painting, printmaking and three-dimensional work are the main areas of study in Fine Art. Theme based projects and assignments are...

...Basic drawing techniques We believe the future of research lies in breaking down traditional barriers between academic disciplines so the bigger problems...

... of today; we’ll delve into the distinctive aesthetics, key techniques and wider culture of ‘zine production. We’ll ask what counts as a fanzine? Are they tied to consumerism, or do they offer a resistant voice to the marginalised? Questioning where ‘zines end and art begins, we’ll investigate influences...

...History of Art is a subject that by its nature requires students to condsider aesthetic, formal, ethical, socio-political, cultural and contemporary issues within the field of art, architecture and sculpture. The syllabus introduces students to the diverse range of aesthetic art forms and styles...

...meditation to present each week as part of the hands-on focus of this class. Don't show me this again This is one of over 2,200 courses on...

...2. Course description This course will enable the learner to learn basic art techniques and to combine this with experimentation of line/mark making, ink,charcoal,pencil and colour to produce exciting artwork to express issues in today's Society...

...The Art History Program at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design is situated in the heart of the culturally rich city of Washington, D.C., providing students with unique opportunities to study the arts. Our students learn to apply visual and historical analyses to artworks, as... Learn about: Art History...

...University level qualifications explained Upon successful completion candidates are encouraged to consider ‘topping-up’ their HNDs to the final year of an art degree...