Sculpture Courses

.... There are different techniques to sculpt the materials, direct and indirect, based on the one chosen. The materials can be traditional ones, therefore always used in sculpture, or modern ones, such as conceptual elements. Wood is one of the elements used for sculpture and is mostly a vegetable fabric widely...

...While a traditional flat square or rectangular canvas is still the most popular surface to paint on, there is no need for you to limit yourself to these constrictive parameters! By introducing elements of sculpture into your practice, you will be able to expand beyond the canvas and explore...

...Do you love art? Are you awed by the sculpture, frescoes, and paintings of the Renaissance masters? Would you like to experience some of this... Learn about: Renaissance Literature, Italian Literature, Literature Comparative...

... and idea. You can use this image and idea in very many ways to produce products and produce an income. If you are a sculptor you can reproduce the sculpture...

...The sculptor is the one who practices the art of sculpture, understood as giving shape to an object starting from a raw material or assembling different materials together. The sculptor can model wood, marble but also clay and any material can be worked by addition or subtraction...

.... Course Outcomes You will have created your own carefully observed and lifelike portrait sculpture from clay. You will have developed your anatomical knowledge... Learn about: Construction Training...

...BTEC Fine Art consists of Painting and Drawing, Life Drawing, Printmaking and Sculpture. BTEC Subsidiary Diploma, Certificates and Diplomas... Learn about: Technical Drawing, Life Drawing...

...Programme overview The Department of History of Art is a thriving and collegial centre for the study of art, visual culture and theory. Staff specialisms range from medieval altarpieces to Soviet public monuments, from pre-Renaissance sculpture to contemporary art of the diaspora. We are interested...

...The ability to extract a work of art from a shapeless mass of any material is not something for everyone. If you have even the ability to imagine a sculpture starting from the raw material, the profession of the sculptor is certainly what you are looking for. A profession rich in history and today...

...BA Sculpture at Camberwell College of Arts aims to establish students as confident conceptual and practical makers that value the importance of experimentation and critical thinking. The intention of the course is that students will develop a deep understanding of contemporary sculpture. Open... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

... modules to focus on topics that suit your own interests. These include studies of ancient Greek art, African sculpture, Japanese photography and Hollywood film, as well as contemporary art practice. You’ll benefit from the interdisciplinary research of our School, with modules available in art gallery...

... Realism Soviet Art and Culture Medieval Tuscany Western Sculpture and the Classical Tradition Into the Baroque: Art in the Aftermath of the Reformation Approaches to Cubism The Art of Memory Print Culture and Exhibition... Learn about: Art History...

...100% of part time students were satisfied overall with their course DISCOVER UNI As a student in Fine Art, you will be able to engage with the diverse disciplines of contemporary Fine Art including painting, sculpture, printmaking, conceptual and social practice, film, video, photography...

...Human Anatomy and Digital Sculpture short course aims to explore and understand the human facial anatomy. The intention of the course is for you to learn how the face is structured and operates. How muscles are attached and interact with the skull, along with how fat and cartilage collaborate... Learn about: Human Anatomy, Life Drawing, Sculpting techniques...

... and gain confidence in drawing, painting and sculpture. Year two (3 x 12 week terms) pupils will work towards attaining COMPETENT skills and gain confidence... Learn about: Gain Confidence, Confidence in drawing, Basic Skills...

...) The sculpture, architecture and vase painting of the classical Greek world with a principal focus on art, architecture and religion. The secondary focus...

...The BA (Hons) Fine Art course is a long-established subject in the Wolverhampton School of Art (est. 1851). As a student in Fine Art you will be able to engage with the diverse disciplines of contemporary Fine Art including painting, sculpture, printmaking, conceptual and social practice,...

...BA Sculpture at Wimbledon College of Arts fosters an enquiring and experimental approach to sculpture practice, its history and contemporary contexts. Open Days Book your place Student work See more student work Student video work You're out of touch, I'm out of time - Demelza Watts BA Sculpture... Learn about: Team Training...

...The course is run over one intensive year. In term one (starting at any time) you will gain confidence in drawing, painting and sculpture. You will also make connections between your own work and the work of other artists and designers. In term two you will use your new skills, knowledge... Learn about: Artist or Designer, Art & Design, Painting and sculpture...

...) The sculpture, architecture and vase painting of the classical Greek world with a principal focus on art, architecture and religion. The secondary focus...