MA in History of Art: Renaissance to Modernism by Research (part-time)
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Postgraduate
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Buckingham
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The University of Buckingham has introduced a one-year MA by research in the History of Art: Renaissance to Modernism. This groundbreaking programme is London-based and directed by the art historian Michael Prodger. The course will be supplemented by a series of ten guest seminars presented by an internationally distinguished group of art historians, artists and gallerists.The seminars will be held at the Savile Club, 69 Brook Street, Mayfair, London W1K 4ER (a 5-minute walk from Bond Street Tube Station and 10 from Oxford Circus and Green Park – directions).
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The workload is so high and the course is intense
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Buckingham University is more into sports and activities but not parties or nightlife, I love the place and its great to study.
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I would like to tell that I feel very happy in my course and enjoying it very much.I found everthing here of great quality here with amazing support of students.
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All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 14 years
Subjects
- Art History
- Painting
- Art
- University
- Private
- Green
- Part Time
- Professor Training
- Arts management
- Research
Course programme
- Tuesday 4 October 2016: Research Seminar (no dinner)
- Tuesday 11 October 2016: Martin Gayford on the Renaissance
- Wednesday 26 October 2016: Professor Martin Kemp (Professor of the History of Art, University of Oxford) on Leonardo and Michelangelo
- Tuesday 8 November 2016: Helen Langdon (author of "Caravaggio: A Life") on the Baroque
- Thursday 24 November 2016: Dr Xavier Bray (Director, Wallace Collection) on the Spanish Golden Age
- Tuesday 13 December 2016: Andrew Graham-Dixon (art historian and broadcaster) on Caravaggio
- Thursday 12 January 2017: Professor Robin Simon (art historian and critic) on the British long 18th century
- Wednesday 25 January 2017: Michael Prodger on Neoclassicism and Romanticism
- Wednesday 8 February 2017: MaryAnne Stevens (Curator and former Director of Academic Affairs at the Royal Academy) on French 19th-century painting
- Tuesday 21 February 2017: Professor Richard Cork (art historian, editor and broadcaster) on First World War Art and Avant Garde Movements
- Thursday 9 March 2017: Kathleen Soriano (curator and broadcaster) on late 20th-century art and its movements
- Tuesday 3 October 2017 (seminar only; no dinner)
- Thursday 12 October 2017
- Thursday 26 October 2017
- Thursday 9 November 2017
- Tuesday 28 November 2017
- Thursday 14 December 2017
- Wednesday 10 January 2018
- Thursday 25 January 2018
- Thursday 8 February 2018
- Thursday 22 February 2018
- Thursday 8 March 2018
MA in History of Art: Renaissance to Modernism by Research (part-time)