ART

Inca Art: World Indigenous Art (FULL VIDEO)
Maori Art: World Indigenous Art (FULL VIDEO)
Southwest American Indian Art: World Indigenous Art (FULL VIDEO)

Introduction to Art: Contextual Analysis (FULL VIDEO)
Introduction to Art: Methodology and Interpretation (FULL VIDEO)
Introduction to Art: Viewing, Discussing, and Analyzing Art (FULL VIDEO)
Introduction to Art: Visual Analysis (FULL VIDEO)
Introduction to Art: Visual Literacy (FULL VIDEO)

History of Stained Glass - From Romanesque to High Gothic: Lesson 1 (FULL VIDEO) HD
Design and Cartooning: Lesson 2 (FULL VIDEO) HD
Cutting Glass: Lesson 3 (FULL VIDEO) HD
Workshop Overview: Lesson 4 (FULL VIDEO) HD
Soldering: Lesson 5 (FULL VIDEO) HD
Working With Putty: Lesson 6 (FULL VIDEO) HD
Restoration Process - Part 1: Lesson 7 (FULL VIDEO) HD
Restoration Process - Part 2: Lesson 8 (FULL VIDEO) HD

Introduction to Modern Art (FULL VIDEO) (15 minutes)
Objects (FULL VIDEO) (15 minutes)
Places (FULL VIDEO) (15 minutes)
War (FULL VIDEO) (15 minutes)
People (FULL VIDEO) (15 minutes)

From emakimono to manga, ukiyo-e to shodo, yamato-e to origami – the world of Japanese art is steeped in history, and it continues to amaze today.

In this eye-opening program we speak to eight members of Melbourne's thriving street art scene. Through their stories we look at Melbourne's street art and the contribution of street art and graffiti to art and society around the world.

This film explores the remarkable images and life of the Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh.

Frida Kahlo began to paint in 1925 while recovering from a streetcar accident that left her permanently disabled. Many of her 200 paintings directly relate to her experiences with physical pain. They also chronicle her turbulent relationship with artist Diego Rivera.

Originally called “The Anonymous Society of Painters, Sculptors, Printmakers, etc.,” the Impressionists’ new methods of painting and realistic depictions of the working class were often the source of controversy and criticism. Undeterred, they formed their own bohemian network of independent exhibitions and individual style.

It is a creative impulse as old as humanity itself: to depict life faithfully, accurately, in words or in images. Luminous images, unflinching writings are analyzed and compared, and the contributions of early photographers and filmmakers, as well as the first stirrings of feminism, are also examined.