Abstract painting part one - the origins of abstraction
Abstract painting part one - the origins of abstraction (APP0128GR)
On:
Tuesday
from 12.
30pm
to
3pm
For 10 weeks.
Starts
29 April 2025
Ends
08 July 2025
Where:
Granville Park Adult Education Centre
100 Granville Park
Se13 7du
Cost
£212.50 (full)
£125 (reduced)
£125 (concession)
What prior knowledge, experience and qualifications will I need?
No prior knowledge or experience is required to enrol on this course.
Learning Goals:
Learn different abstract painting techniques.
Increase your confidence in using oils and acrylics.
Produce a minimum of two basic compositions.
Identify and achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What teaching methods will the tutor use?
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, discussion and question and answer sessions.
What assessment methods will the tutor use?
The course tutor will use a range of methods to assess your progress during the course. These may include observation, evaluation of work samples and question and answer sessions.
Will extra work be required outside the class times?
The tutor will discuss this with you in your first session.
What materials will I need for the course and how much will they cost?
The course fee includes a small charge for basic art materials and, where applicable, a model. You may be asked to provide additional materials and tools during your course, which may not be covered by the course fee. The course tutor will discuss this with you. Please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What do I need to bring to the first class?
Materials will be provided each week, but learners are welcome to bring their own if they like. This is a practical subject so please wear suitable clothing.
Options when finished
The department offers a wide variety of art, pottery and performing arts courses. Information about these courses is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Additional information
Please note that ALL cannot be held responsible for any items including work, materials and tools left by the learner in our workrooms. Learners are expected to remove items during the holiday periods, at the end of the course and in accordance with disposal deadlines set by the tutor.
For general enquiries and course availability information call 0208 314 3300. For more detailed information and guidance about the course:
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