Pages tagged with: art-history
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PhD Art History
The University of Plymouth offers PhD and ResM postgraduate research study in Art History. Full or part-time independent study opportunities.
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ResM Art History
Plymouth University's ResM Art History - study issues as diverse as authorship, subjectivity, reception studies, and cultural and gender identity.
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Understanding mental health through art curation
Plymouth University research news: A case study of a four year project which looked at modern attitudes towards mental health through a collection of artwork and items associated with Austria and the Habsburg Empire at the turn of the 20th Century
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BA (Hons) Art History
BA (Hons) Art History at the University of Plymouth. Discover why art from the past still matters today, learn what art can teach us about the past and how it can help us shape a better future and build links with art historians and archivists.
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Victorian values
BA (Hons) Art History featured module - Victorian values. This module introduces students to exciting developments in British art during the nineteenth century.
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The dawn of a modern century in art, 1900–1950
Ba (Hons) Art History featured module – The dawn of a modern century in art, 1900-1950. This module teaches students about the broad topic of Modernism in Europe and North America.
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Art after 1950
BA (Hons) Art History featured module - Art after 1950. This module examines Modernist and Post-Modernist art practice and theory from the second half of the twentieth century up to the present day.
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Collecting and exhibiting cultures
BA (Hons) Art History featured module – Collecting and exhibiting cultures.This module explores the history of collecting and museums – of art, archaeology, objects and artefacts – from 1750 to the present day.
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Self-reflexivity in western art and visual culture
BA (Hons) Art History featured module – Self-reflexivity in western art and visual culture. Have you ever wondered why so many images in western art seem to refer directly to themselves, to their own ‘reality’ in the world?
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Regimes and revolutions: European art, 1750–1850
BA (Hons) Art History featured module - Regimes and revolutions: European art, 1750-1850. This module examines the extraordinary scope of art and visual culture produced in the ‘Age of Revolutions’.
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Power, patronage and ideology: the Italian Renaissance
BA (Hons) Art History featured module - Power, patronage and ideology: the Italian Renaissance. This module introduces Italian Renaissance art, with a particular focus on the influence of patrons and politics on the art of this period.
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Modernisms and modernities
BA (Hons) Art History featured module - Modernisms and modernities. This module addresses what is perhaps the most famous epoch in the history of art, French Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.
