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Art Appreciation & Art History
The aim of the course is to introduce students to the pleasures of art appreciation and art history in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. This four week course will examine different ways of looking and appreciating art while considering aspects of Art History (with an emphasis on Renaissance and Twentieth Century Art) . No prior knowledge is necessary for the course. Week 1: Ways of looking; Form and Content Week 2: The Renaissance and Mannerism Week 3: Classicism versus...
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The aim of the course is to introduce students to the pleasures of art appreciation and art history in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. This four week course
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2020-01-29
Wed 29 Jan
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2020-02-19
Wed 19 Feb 2020
6pm
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8:30pm
4 sessions, 10 hours total
UWA Crawley
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Wed 29 Jan 2020
6pm
- 8:30pm (UTC+08:00)
University Club of Western Australia - Seminar Room 3
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UWA Crawley
Wed 05 Feb 2020
6pm
- 8:30pm (UTC+08:00)
University Club of Western Australia - Seminar Room 3
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UWA Crawley
Wed 12 Feb 2020
6pm
- 8:30pm (UTC+08:00)
University Club of Western Australia - Seminar Room 3
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UWA Crawley
Wed 19 Feb 2020
6pm
- 8:30pm (UTC+08:00)
University Club of Western Australia - Seminar Room 3
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UWA Crawley
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