Reflective Art in Practice: Drawing, Painting, Mixed Media and Art History: A Study of Women Artists

Reflective Art in Practice: A Study of Women Artists - 16th to 21st Century - Tuesday, 7pm to 9pm

We very much look forward to welcoming both new and returning students to the University of Southampton. 

Unless otherwise stated, this Reflective Art in Practice course will be taught in person at our Highfield Campus, Building 34. Please click here to view a map of the Campus.

Our courses include a half-term break. Please see our Book a course page for term dates, including half-term and seasonal holiday dates.

Reflective Art in Practice: Female Portrait Artists: 16th to 21st Century

This 8-week course will take place on Tuesday evenings from 7pm to 9pm starting on 13th April 2027 and finishing on 8th June 2027. Please note there will be no class during half-term week on Tuesday 1st June 2027.

Please see our price list below:

• Standard price - £145.00
• Staff/student/alumni price - £125.00

Please note: if you select the staff/student/alumni price option, you must use an online store account that has been set up with your University email address and fill out your University staff, student or alumni ID number when prompted as part of the questionnaire data section.

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Course Description

 

Reflective Art in Practice: Female Portrait Artists: 16th to 21st Century

This practical art course will help develop analytical and creative skills by reflecting on major art movements.

The Art world has seen a remarkable range of successful female visual artists over the centuries. Their journey, so often a poignant tale of struggle, is inspiring. This 8-week course will examine the achievement of women painters in a diverse range of styles, tracking the story of art from 16th to 21st Century. It will enable students to make practical experiments in a range of genres, including Portraiture, Still Life, Landscape and Abstraction with a series of practical exercises involving drawing materials, paint and collage, using own references.

Aims and learning outcomes

On successful completion of the module you will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of Female Art as illustrated by various artists including Evelyn de Morgan and Bridget Riley and will gain mastery of drawing, painting and mixed media techniques in order to develop personal art projects in a range of genres, building on artists’ examples.