
These relaxed, 1 hour online courses are designed to create a holistic overview of
contemporary and 20 th century art, weaving interesting stories that are culturally and
socially informed.
Have you ever been to a gallery, looked at a painting and thought I don't understand this?
Have you ever felt that art is elitist or understanding it feels out of your grasp? Have you
ever longed to understand more about art?
Stop living in the dark and get the knowledge in easy, digestible art history lessons that
uncloak the mystery of fine art.
Whether you have a specialist subject or theme in mind, this course can help you! From
Minimalism to Fauvism, Stuckism to Destructivism, there is no area of theory within fine art
that can't be broken down, making it digestable and fun.
This course places art history in a modern context, explaining why many historical art
movements are still important today.
No previous knowledge is required.
What you will gain from the course:
- A basic overview of the history of fine art
- An alternative overview of the history of fine art
- Understanding characteristics of different European art styles
- A series of downloadable powerpoint presentations on the different subjects
What students need to bring:
In your first session bring yourself, a note book and a cup of tea.
Tutor Information:
Adam Hogarth is an artist living in Margate. Adam completed at BA Hons in Northumbria
University and an MFA in Fine Art Printmaking at The Royal College of Art. From 2016 to
2020 Adam was the Printmaking Fellow at The Royal Academy of Arts.
Adam has a wealth of academic and professional experience, working and exhibiting
alongside internationally recognised artists. He is currently a part time Fine Art Lecturer at
Medway School of Art.
Adam’s teaching approach caters towards the needs of individuals with an emphasis on
nurturing a student’s individual voice.
We currently have no dates for this course but you can still register your interest by filling out the form below:
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