Late at Tate and National Gallery
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Start date
Different dates available
In this course we will enjoy the evening ambience at our most famous London Galleries. We will be exploring and discussing key works at the Tate Modern and the National Gallery. Art work will be contextualized in terms of social and cultural background, historical period and artistic styles whilst foregrounding themes such as the human body, Landscape, non-figurative and abstract. We will also compare and contrast the collections and their underpinning objectives.
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About this course
- Identify key works in Tate Modern and the National Gallery
- Show an awareness of different styles and techniques
- Understand the different roles and objectives of the museums
- Have an awareness of the cultural and social context of selected images
- Have an awareness of the way the exhibition space, museum layout and architecture affects our viewing experience.
You may wish to buy a notebook and books to support your learning, but this is not a requirement.
Please note we are unable to guarantee seats on gallery visits so you may have to stand and to walk between exhibits. You might prefer to invest in a lightweight portable seat.
You will be taught with guided visits, discussion and handouts.
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Subjects
- Art
Course programme
- Selected key images in Tate Modern and the National Gallery
- Main themes such as the human body, Landscape, abstract and non-figurative art work
- Placing these images in a social and cultural context.
- The role of the museums
- A comparison of the underlying objectives of the museums
- An analysis of different styles and techniques of selected work.
- The layout of the museums and their impact on our viewing experience.
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Late at Tate and National Gallery
