2012
Who is this for?
Those interested in History of Art or Fine Art wishing to expand their knowledge and critical techniques.
Overview
Investigates the history of British 20th-century fine art, drawing examples from Southampton City Art Gallery’s extensive collection. Participants develop critical skills and relate these to their knowledge of British schools of art and movements. Emphasis is given to the direct study of artworks in gallery sessions.
Paintings, prints, drawings and sculpture are studied.
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Benefits
Great opportunity for in-depth learning from art history experts, while observing some of the world’s great arts in a prestigious gallery.
Delivery
Image-supported lectures introduce themes, including style and iconography, meaning and function.
They are supported by gallery sessions, where participants learn through direct observation, and presentations in seminars.
Assessment
Assessment is through an exhibition proposal and review notes on exhibited works, reflecting awareness of themes and styles running across British 20th-century fine art. Formative assessment is carried out throughout.
Key details
Unit Code: PDF013
Expected study time:
Duration:
Location: Southampton Solent University and Southampton City Art Gallery
Credit points: 15
FHEQ level: 4
Prerequisites: Should have an interest in and, ideally, some familiarity with the broad range of twentieth century British art. Formal qualifications in either the History of Art or Fine Art are not essential. Writing and verbal skills sufficient to articulate and record responses to artworks are necessary.
Cost: Please contact us.