Throughout the duration of this course the student will become confident using a multitude of media ranging from pencils to watercolours and acrylics, enabling the student to develop and build a versatile coursework needed to sit for his/her A Level art studies and beyond. Classes are kept to a minimum, one to one tutoring is also accepted both in class and online.

Practical

Coursework (37.5%)

Each component of the Coursework translates to the percentages indicated below. Portfolio (10%)

Personal Study (7.5%) Visual Journal (7.5%)

Thematic Project Work – 6 weeks (12.5%)

Paper 1 (12.5%)

3 hours Extended Thematic Project

Paper 2 (25%)

3 hours Work from Observation Still Life or Figure Drawing

This course will aid the student in developing a critical approach to the analysis of works of art within their historical context. Using specific works of art as primary source, these classes will approach the study of art history reflectively and analytically. Furthermore, enhancing the knowledge of the student vastly while supplying an appropriate use of artistic terminology.The Programme of this course will be directly focused on achieving the respective knowledge requested by the Advanced level Syllabus (Paper III only). Class Presentations and student notes will be made available in class.