Thirteen ways of looking at art, from Renaissance to Bronze — each a curated class in its own right.
Realism, proportion and the study of human anatomy.
Drama, rich detail and emotional movement.
Light, elegant, ornamental and decorative.
Fleeting light and everyday scenes in open brushwork.
Personal expression, symbolism and structured form.
Raw feeling through bold colour and distortion.
Geometric form and simultaneous viewpoints.
Dream logic and unexpected juxtaposition.
Non-representational form — colour and shape first.
Present-day practice across many media and ideas.
Three-dimensional work in varied materials.
Traditional carving and woodworking craft.
Bronze casting and patination.