Art History: Insights at Tate Britain

Class format and activities

Sessions will be taught in an informal lecture/discussion format with group activities, mindful observation and interactive Q/A. History and art-historical facts are presented with great expertise without unnecessary technical jargon or a scholarly lecture style. As a college, we look to embed sustainable practice through reducing waste, recycling and upcycling of materials. In the interest of sustainability, Morley College uses Teams and MyDay as digital platforms for sharing resources and information.

Learning Outcomes

• 01: Identify different styles and different art schools
• 02: Compare and contrast different works and describe similarities and differences
• 03: Identify and understand different Art Movements
• 04: Gain confidence in asking questions and taking part in group discussion

Course entry requirements

No prior art history experience required

What you need to know before you enrol

By enrolling on this course, students agree to adhere to the student code of conduct and Health & Safety guidance as posted or as directed by a member of staff. As a Morley College student, you will have access to Microsoft Office platforms, including a dedicated Morley College email. You will need to use your Morley email address for certain college activities.

What to bring to class

Please bring a notebook and pen

What you can do next

Any Art History or Practice Based Art Course at Morley College