Tate Britain courses

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...What makes a poem memorable? In this six-week course we will explore the power of imagery in poetry. Working in the galleries, you will write poetry...

...How does a first draft become a publishable poem? This six-week course invites you to write poetry in response to art in the galleries and edit those early...

...Each week we will discuss a reading from Cahn and Meskin eds. Aesthetics: A Comprehensive Anthology (Blackwell, 2008). You will also have the opportunity...

...Nietzsche, Collingwood, Benjamin and Heidedgger. Each week we will discuss a reading from Cahn and Meskin eds. Aesthetics: A Comprehensive Anthology (Blackwell...

...An Introduction to the Philosophy of Art Contemporary Aesthetics Led by Nigel Warburton, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at The Open University...

...life drawing experience with practising artists offering group tuition as well as one-to-one guidance throughout the day. Participants will be introduced...

...and unique objects in their own right. We will also consider this medium in relationship to historical modern movements such as De Stijl and contemporary...

...explicit rules and regulations that pervade its gallery space, the boundaries of the institution are what defines its aesthetic, social and economic roles...

...time to develop new forms of creative disobedience and artists have the skills and imagination to do this. Course Time: 10.30-17...

...create an inspiring visual experience, presenting the life model in a completely new way. Images of the life model will be digitally manipulated and projected...

...Suitable for: All levels of ability are welcome. All levels of ability are welcome. Life Drawing Workshops Led by London Drawing artists Anne Noble-Partridge and David Price...

...are represented by works on display at Tate Liverpool. We will look closely at how artists across Europe and North America reacted to the transformations in social order...

...misfits, geniuses, opportunists, eccentrics, visionaries, comedians, revolutionaries, and trouble-makers ...amongst other things. This term re-evaluates...

...an interpretation of the Black Atlantic as a network of surrounding and interconnecting cultures spanning Africa, Europe, North and South America...