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Arts, Design & Culture Western Art

History of Western Art: Impressionism to Post-Modernism
西洋美術史導論: 印象主義至後現代主義

Course Code
ARTO9009
Study mode
Full-time
Start Date
To be advised
Duration
12 meetings, approx 3 months
Language
English or Cantonese
Course Fee
HK$2,980
Enquiries
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How to Apply
Application Code for enrolment - General Students: To be advised - Students of Certificate in Foundation Art and Design: To be advised Online payment service is only available to general students paying full course fee.

Highlights

The latter part of the 19th century was a revolutionary period which marked the beginning of the modern age. This course explores the characteristics of modern art through an in-depth study of various styles and trends such as Fauvism, Cubism, Dadaism, Constructivism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art.

Medium of Instruction: English
 

Programme Details

Notes to Students of Certificate in Foundation Art and Design
  • Use Application Code specific to Certificate Students to enrol on this course (Course Code: ARTW2006). If Certificate Students fail to use the specific application code, this course will not be counted towards the award of the Certificate.
  • Online Enrolment and Payment Service is not available to Certificate Students. Please complete the Application for Enrolment Form SF26 and bring or post the completed form together with the course fee to any of the HKU SPACE enrolment centres.
Application Code Specific to Students of Certificate in Foundation Art and Design:
Application Code
To be advised

Start Date

To be advised
For General Students, apply online by clicking "Apply Online Now".
 
Duration
  • 12 meeting(s)

Fee

Course Fee
  • Course Fee : HK$2,980 (A 20% fee discount is offered for general students aged 60 or above (Quota: 5). Applicants must apply in person and present their HKID card/Passport for age verification at the time of their course enrolment. The special discount is not applicable to Certificate students.)

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