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A panel of artists and art historians put a historical perspective on conceptual art. Asks whether conceptual art is something of the past, what was the relationship between conceptual are and women, and how...
Video recording of an undergraduate lecture by Professor John Holmes in the University of Birmingham’s Discovering Shakespeare module.
Getty Images have launched a new film competition - or more properly, a music/video/remix competition. Submission can include short fiction films, video art, music video, ad or mini-documentaries. At...
Introductory courses in history and theory of art; Russian art and architecture.*
Charts the evolution of the artist’s relationship with conceptualism, reflects on some contemporary perspectives, looks at how Polish artists are using conceptualism in a post-communist era and examines...
The tyrannisation of art by political power during the 1930s in Germany and elsewhere. Discusses contrasts to ‘degenerate art’.
Examines style in art, discussing the meaning of ‘classical’ and ‘romantic’ art and using as examples the work of David and Friedrich.
A portrait of Joseph Beuys, a pioneer of new approaches to art.
Even after a century of abstract art, many people have difficulty making sense of works of art that do not depict recognisable objects. The programme investigates different types of abstract art and...
American figurative painter John Currin presents his views on figurative painting, representation and masculine identity.
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