Courses
Past Courses
Ever thought you might like to do something creative?
Creative Skills Training This course explored: > Presenting ideas to a group > Working with artists > Working in a gallery > Giving good customer care to visitors > Representing an organisation > Making your own art work > Talking about your work and ideas > Creating an exhibition in Droit House, Margate Also part of the course were trips to other galleries in the UK and a national qualification for taking part. All sessions and materials were free all you needed is enthusiasm!
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Free art course for adults It's never too late. . . Past participant comments: `I enjoyed every minute of the course and it has given me the confidence to go further with my art and will be attending UCA in September` `I overheard my wife telling someone about the course and saying how much it had benefited me adding that I was more confidant and she had seen glimpses of her husband of old returning. How great is that.` Turner Contemporary
Always liked art? Feel like you've missed out?
Come and join a free six week art course. Make artwork, experiment, share ideas and try new things in a relaxed and friendly setting. 
Looking with Painting and Photography
A twenty week course exploring the relationship between painting and photography from 1840 to the present day, run by the University of Kent working with Turner Contemporary.
Wednesdays, 6-8pm from 30 September 2009, Droit House, Stone Pier, Margate.
How do we make sense of the images around us? How do we 'look' and what do we 'see'?
Discover new ways of looking at photographs in relation to paintings, as an introduction
to the fascinating history and many different types of photography.
This course is led by Jan Annoot and taught through informal presentations and discussions.It is designed for people who are interested in visual art, but have not studied the subject before (i.e. for non-graduates).By completing the course you will gain 30 University credits.You can build these credits and when you have accumulated 120 you will be awarded the Certificate in Combined Studies (CCS) from the University of Kent. You may also be able to transfer appropriate credits to a subject specific certificate or degree programme.
Contact the CCS office for advice. The fee for the course is £200. The University may offer
fee support depending on your household income or if you are in receipt of certain
means-tested benefits.
For more information or to book please contact the Certificate in Combined Studies
programme office at the University of Kent on 01227 827647 or email ccs@kent.ac.uk.
