Course Code OC2002AH01
Tutor Daniel Greaney
Course Dates Mondays, 25th January - 22nd February 2021
Days 5
Times 6.15pm – 7.45pm
Experience Level All Levels
Fee £95
Location Online

The nineteenth century in France and Britain witnessed sweeping changes; socially, politically and culturally. For some artists, these developments were an opportunity to depict new subjects. This is evidenced in the work of Édouard Manet and the Impressionists who captured the changing face of Paris and its inhabitants. In Victorian Britain by contrast, the rise of industry led many to fear that the country was losing its traditional appearance. The art of the Pre-Raphaelites and their followers looked back to England’s mythical past; a place of Arthurian legends, medieval literature and bucolic scenes of nature.

This course examines the major trends in art on both sides of the Channel during the 1800s. We will explore the techniques and subjects found in radical styles including Realism, the Gothic Revival, Post-Impressionism and Aestheticism and compare these against the prevailing Academic conventions found at the Royal Academy in London and the Paris Salon

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What level is this course?

This course is suitable for all levels. Students can move at their own pace depending on their experience, with as much support from the Tutor as they wish.

  • Beginner

    Choose a Beginners course if you are looking for a broad introduction to the medium you are studying. Students spend time learning the very basics of the taught medium, for example, how to mix colours, use different tools, set up an easel. Our Beginner courses are suitable for students with no prior experience, they tend to follow a more structured path than our other courses, ensuring each student receives the guidance they need from the tutor.

  • Beginner +

    Choose a Beginner + course if you are looking to hone your skills, focus on a specific subject area and build your confidence. These courses are suitable for those with some basic skills in and knowledge of the taught medium, but still follow a structured path with guidance from the tutor.

  • Intermediate

    Our Intermediate courses are suitable for students who have considerable prior knowledge of the taught medium or have completed a Beginners/Beginners + course with the Art Academy.

    These courses tend to be less structured and instead are tailored to the classes’ needs and the direction they want to advance in. Choose an Intermediate course if you are looking to improve your skills and have more critical discussions around the work you produce.

  • Advanced

    Choose our Advanced courses if you have considerable knowledge in the taught medium. You are expected to be able to work independently and have critical discussions around your work.

     Our Advanced courses include our Masterclasses.

All attendees must be aged 18 or over.

About Your Tutor

DANIEL GREANEY

Daniel Greaney is an artist and educator, he received an MA in Fine Art from Central St Martins, an MA in Art History from Birkbeck, London and has a PGCE in Post-16 Education. Daniel teaches A Level History of Art at a Sixth-Form College and is also part of Art History in Schools (AHiS), a charity which provides outreach art history courses to secondary level students without access to the subject. His research interest is the art of the Second French Empire.

What will I need

Please bring a notepad and pencil if you wish. 

Further Details

  • Please ensure that at all times you follow our Code Of Conduct.
  • Please note that the Art Academy cannot be held responsible for student’s technology and/or connectivity. If for any reason (including technical) students are unable to take part, we will not be providing compensation. We are not responsible for any subsequent cost accrued from high data usage.
  • You will need to have paid in full before the first session of your class. Your place is not guaranteed until we have received full payment. Please book early in order to guarantee your place on the course.
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Code of Conduct

Code Of Conduct 

We aim to foster a productive environment. We do not tolerate the following:

  • Screen-shotting or screen-recording at any point of the course (without expressed permission from the tutor or owners of the work)
  • Deliberate disruption of the session/conversation
  • Harassment, bullying, intimidation

We have a zero-tolerance policy for harassment and bullying, which we define as:

  • Negative comments about race/ethnicity, gender (including gender identity), sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, physical appearance, citizenship, or other protected categories (alt: Racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, ableist, xenophobic, antisemetic, Islamophobic and classist behaviour and language)
  • Intimidation or threats
  • Unwelcome sexual attention
  • Any activity meant to convey or cultivate hostility
  • Ad hominem insults or other attacks
  • Encouraging the above behaviour

Please also avoid the following:

  • Interrupting the tutor and fellow students without cause

Enforcement

If you violate the code of conduct we retain the right to eject you immediately from the lesson. Future participation will be discussed and you will be notified of the appropriate course of action.

Image/ The Gulf of Marseilles Seen from L’Estaque by Paul Cezanne

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