Course Details
Art History 1: Rock Art to Revolution
3 Mar 2014
Personal Interest
Arts
Victoria University Community Continuing Education
This course is only offered in Wellington
More Than 1 Week
12 weeks, Mon & Thu 12:00 PM - 12:50 PM
12 weeks, Mon & Thu 12:00 PM - 12:50 PM
$400.00
Including GST
Including GST
Overview:
This course is a critical and broadly chronological survey of the history of art from its origins to the French Revolution. You will consider works of art from a range of art historical perspectives: subject, style and technique as well as their cultural and historical contexts. The course addresses a range of topics relating to art produced in Europe, Asia, Africa, America and the Pacific, drawing attention to issues and themes that connect across cultural boundaries. This is an opportunity to attend lectures in a mainstream university course without having to undertake any assessment.
Target audience:
This course will appeal to anyone interested in the history of art.
This course is a critical and broadly chronological survey of the history of art from its origins to the French Revolution. You will consider works of art from a range of art historical perspectives: subject, style and technique as well as their cultural and historical contexts. The course addresses a range of topics relating to art produced in Europe, Asia, Africa, America and the Pacific, drawing attention to issues and themes that connect across cultural boundaries. This is an opportunity to attend lectures in a mainstream university course without having to undertake any assessment.
Target audience:
This course will appeal to anyone interested in the history of art.
Course format:
The course runs for 24 one-hour sessions on a Monday and Thursday.
Teachers:
Roger Blackley, Peter Brunt, David Maskill, Geoffrey Batchen, Phyllis Mossman
The course runs for 24 one-hour sessions on a Monday and Thursday.
Teachers:
Roger Blackley, Peter Brunt, David Maskill, Geoffrey Batchen, Phyllis Mossman