BA (Hons) Fine Art and History of Art Bachelor's degree at Oxford Brookes University

In this module, you'll gain the core skills you need to succeed in your Art History degree. You'll develop visual analysis skills, as you look at special art collections in Oxford and the Oxford area. You'll consider: the training and status of artists in society the conditions they worked in The uses of art The market for art The materials and techniques used in art. You'll also investigate how people received art in different times and places. You'll consider both western and non-western art.

How and why do we present works of art to the public? In this module, you'll explore the role of museums, art galleries and exhibitions in shaping how people produced, displayed and received works of art from the mid eighteenth century to today. You'll understand how museums and galleries create contact between artworks and the public who view them. You'll consider how these spaces are affected by historical factors. And you'll come to see them as much more than neutral containers for artworks.

Welcome to the world of experimental art practice! In this module, we're going to dive into the basics and open the door to creative exploration using a wide array of materials and processes. The key here is to let your creativity flow without overthinking or trying to control the final result. It's all about spontaneity, intuition, and capturing the moment of creation. Your aim is to break free from your past creative experiences and embrace a wider artistic realm without any preconceptions. We

This is your first step in an exciting journey within this degree course. RAW is just one of a few professional modules that will accompany you throughout your degree. We'll help connect you to the creative industry in a way that mirrors real-world practices for artists and professionals like you. We believe in empowering you to choose and participate in your creative projects, aligning them with your unique career aspirations. As you embark on this journey, we'll encourage you to reflect on you

You'll gain understanding of the intersections and interactions between art and the environment. You will investigate examples from across the centuries and around the globe. You will become adept and familiar with approaches to representing the environment. The use of the natural world as material for artistic expression. And the role of art and architecture in improving and promoting environmental care. You will develop a critical appreciation of the art as an aspect of politico-social change.

In this module, you'll dive into art and artists through the century. You'll explore the Camden Town Group of painters. You'll examine the abstract sculptures of Barbara Hepworth. And you'll analyse the collages of Pop artists like Peter Blake. You'll scrutinise paintings, sculptures and films. You'll discuss how British artists tried to create modern forms of expression. And you'll investigate the ways they promoted their work, like: exhibitions manifestos books little magazines. You'll partici

You'll explore artistic practices that go beyond the traditional white cube gallery spaces. You'll discover how to take your ideas to the next level by considering the site, context, and audience as integral parts of your work. This module will empower you to see your artwork in a new light – as a dynamic element that interacts with its surroundings. You'll learn how your work can engage in a meaningful dialogue with its location, rather than standing independently. We'll also dive into the conc