History art level courses

...The art course mainly focuses on two-dimensional media. The course is designed to follow on naturally from GCSE Art and Design and is intended to meet the needs of the following candidates: those who will undertake further studies in Art and Design. those who will study subjects and take up careers...

...Over two Friday evenings, we will explore the history of Art Crime, throughout the past 100 years. Case studies will include Nazi theft and looting of Europe during the Second World War, the Louvre and the Gardner Museum Heist. Since the Second World War, art crime has shifted from a relatively...

...If Contemporary Art sometimes seems a little disorientating, this two-day course will provide some relief! By filling in the key historical background, you’ll soon begin to form a clearer picture of the ideas and practices behind some of today’s most interesting and controversial works. Giving...

... of influences from the Classical world, Byzantium, Persia, Central Asia, and China helped to shape the visual language that characterizes Islamic Art. We will explore how under the influence of key patrons in history, this common visual language encompassed a wide range of media. We will look at aesthetic...

...The minor in Creative Arts Therapies combines the unique qualities of the creative arts with therapeutic interventions. Students will choose a focus of art, music, dance or a combination focus. The combination focus will be designed in collaboration with the student's advisor. Students... Learn about: Creative Arts, Abnormal Psychology, Art therapy...

...This class provides an introduction to modern art and theories of modernism and postmodernism. It focuses on the way artists use the tension between fine art and mass culture to mobilize a critique of both. We will examine objects of visual art, including painting, sculpture, architecture...

...By the end of the course, students will have gained knowledge of the significant technological, social and cultural phases of television's international history and an appreciation of practical skills that is relevant to working in various branches of the contemporary television industry, as...

... preoccupations and articulates historical and political conditions. Decoration challenges the hierarchies and contested inter-relationships between the disciplines and careers of artists, designers, crafts workers, gardeners, and architects. Such concerns reside at the heart of the study of the history of design...

...Glasgow’s civic and university collections are the richest and most diverse outside of London and are of international standing. Taught alongside staff from the University's own museum and art gallery, The Hunterian, the degree programme provides a combination of academic and practitioner input...

...The Joint Honours degree in English Literature and Ancient History provides you with the opportunity of specialising in two university honours subjects. Many students find joint honours both stimulating and rewarding as they observe both similarities and differences in the two subjects. WBQ... Learn about: Ancient History...

...The programme will offer opportunity for a blend of experiential and online learning. A variety of locations, varying from customised tutorial rooms and arts studios to state of the art object rooms and teaching labs, providing world-class infrastructure to support high quality teaching...

...This four-year Joint Honours degree allows you to further your interest in the study of a modern language alongside exploring different periods and themes of history... Learn about: History Politics, Skills and Training, Art History...

...The BFA degree in Fine Art is a full-time program requiring 120 credits. The program begins with four foundations courses. Focusing on key aspects of art and design, these courses are required for all Corcoran BFA programs: Drawing and Surface, Form and Materials, Time and Light, and Interaction... Learn about: Art History...

...Suitable for: Beginners to art and design, or those with little previous experience...

...To develop students the ability to research and analyse works of art by means of first-hand study of art objects...

...The aim of the course is to develop your understanding and creative potential in the visual arts. For four days a week Fine Art students work in studios and workshops on individual programmes of work agreed with tutorial staff. For one day each week there is a programme of historical...

...A range of art and design approaches that get you to think creatively, to be able to research, solve visual problems, have good communication skills, and to work independently...

...This is a course for students who want to study key pictures from art history and learn about how they are made, composed and why they are considered important. It is a course highly suitable for: students studying at access or pre exam based courses, those who wish to underpin their own artistic...

...Fine art painting offers the most direct and responsive means of expressing and developing visual ideas. Building on the history and tradition...

...Studies in art encourage a broad range of skills that can feed into other parts of your life. This is a demanding course that stimulates you to explore the work of other artists as well as your own ideas through practical and written work. You will build confidence in selecting and articulating...