Courses

  • 4 Lessons

    “The Road Not Taken”, Misunderstood Interpretations in Poetry

    Explore 'The Road Not Taken': delve into its misunderstood meanings, bust myths in poetry interpretation, and enrich your literary lens.
  • 5 Lessons

    Abstract Expressionism

    Abstract Expressionism was the first significant international art movement to originate in the United States.

  • 5 Lessons

    Architecture

    Architecture is the art and science of designing and constructing buildings, structures, and other physical environments.

  • 4 Lessons

    Artistic Vision: Exploring Synesthesia’s Impact on Creative Expression

    Dive into the fascinating world of synesthesia! Learn how it influences art and creativity, exploring its role in color, sound, and sensory interplay.
  • 5 Lessons

    Bauhaus

    Bauhaus was a German art school that was active from 1919-1933.

  • 5 Lessons

    Color Theory

    Color theory in art is a set of principles used to create harmonious color combinations.

  • 5 Lessons

    Contemporary Art

    Contemporary art examines the art of the present day.

  • 5 Lessons

    Cubism

    Cubist art is characterized by its fragmentation of forms.

  • 5 Lessons

    Dadaism

    Dadaism was an artistic and literary movement that embraced absurdity.

  • 4 Lessons

    Expressionism

    Expressionism is characterized by a distorted or exaggerated representation of the subject matter.

  • 5 Lessons

    Futurism

    Futurism emphasized abstraction and nontraditional representation.

  • 5 Lessons

    Impressionism

    Impressionism is often characterized by its focus on natural light and the everyday scenes of modern life.

  • 5 Lessons

    Independent Filmmaking

    Independent filmmaking is the production and distribution of creative works without the direct involvement or financial backing of a major movie studio.

  • 5 Lessons

    Installation Art

    Installation art typically involves the creation of an interactive physical space, often incorporating everyday objects and materials in order to create a unique environment.

  • 5 Lessons

    Minimalism

    Minimalism focused on brutal, geometric shapes and muted colors. 

  • 5 Lessons

    Modernism

    Modernism is characterized by rejecting traditional forms, subject matter, and materials in favor of the abstract.

  • 5 Lessons

    New Materialism

    New materialism is an interdisciplinary field of inquiry that considers the social and cultural implications of matter, materiality, and technology. 

  • 5 Lessons

    Op Art

    Op art uses optical illusions to create visually stimulating images. It emerged in the 1950s as an offshoot of the Constructivist and Bauhaus movements.

  • 5 Lessons

    Poetry

    A form of literary expression that uses language and rhythms to create emotional effects.

  • 5 Lessons

    Pop Art

    Pop Art sought to break down these barriers and make art more accessible to everyone.

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