Expand+€350. All materials included.
• Payment should be made at registration at the office reception of the college, by phone, online or by post.
• Fees can be made by cash, credit card, laser card or cheques.
• Fees are refunded Only when classes a...

Hide-€350. All materials included.
• Payment should be made at registration at the office reception of the college, by phone, online or by post.
• Fees can be made by cash, credit card, laser card or cheques.
• Fees are refunded Only when classes are not formed. Refunds are not made in any other circumstances. Please retain your receipt for refunds. Refunds are made through the Cork ETB and not the college. The refund process takes a minimum of three weeks. Student services and administration are included in the cost of courses.

Expand+In this class the student will develop a body of work which is both personal and contextualised within Contemporary Art practice. They will employ traditional and experimental painting processes and techniques, observe, record and analyse a variety o...

Hide-In this class the student will develop a body of work which is both personal and contextualised within Contemporary Art practice. They will employ traditional and experimental painting processes and techniques, observe, record and analyse a variety of subjects.

The student will assess the impact of a range of Contemporary Art practice on their personal work. They will keep a journal that explores diverse Contemporary Art practice and from these explorations, the student will develop a personal practice that shows influence from the artists studied.

A sketchbook will be used to explore practical processes, acrylic, watercolour, household paints, etc., and techniques and the student will prepare a variety of surfaces for paint, to include; stretching and priming canvas, watercolour paper and gesso.

Teacher: Mags Geaney

Expand+The student will produce a cohesive, conclusive body of work to exhibition standard, underpinned by appropriate research practice and be able to use the language of art criticism and evaluate a comprehensive range of approaches to painting as an expr...

Hide-The student will produce a cohesive, conclusive body of work to exhibition standard, underpinned by appropriate research practice and be able to use the language of art criticism and evaluate a comprehensive range of approaches to painting as an expressive and communicative language, through the analysis of a range of art movements.

The student will have a body of work that can be used as a portfolio for college application by course end. The format of the class will be practical, working from observation, still life and life drawing from the model and will also contain History of Art / Art Appreciation lectures to facilitate the student to locate their own paintings/ others work in theoretical context using correct terminology. Acrylic paint, charcoal and ink and paper are supplied by the college.