Art History and Film & Visual Culture

About this course

Art history and film and visual culture is a combination that addresses visual experience across different media and historical periods, developing both an appreciation of the long traditions of art-making and an understanding of how moving image has reshaped visual culture since the late nineteenth century. Art history asks how visual objects, including paintings, sculptures, prints, architecture, and design, come to look the way they do, and what their relationship is to the societies, technologies, and ideas of their moment. Film and visual culture examines how the moving image tells stories, constructs meaning, and shapes the ways in which modern audiences encounter and understand the world. At Liverpool Hope University this three-year programme includes a sandwich year, a year abroad, and work placement experience, giving your studies a strong professional and international dimensi

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