One of the great joys of teaching for Art History Abroad is the possibility to see some of the great masterpieces of world art on a regular basis. Given this ‘regularity’, students – both young and old – regularly ask which is my favourite...
Today, the hype surrounding all things pink, floral and heart-shaped is often thought to have been created by cynical businessmen selling cards and rose-clutching teddy bears. The sickly (rather than sweet) imagery thrown indiscriminately from billboards and social media the world over, is the...
Director, Nick Ross, explains the why our AHA tutors have a very specific role. A tutor helps a student with their studies and the development of their ideas in situations outside a classroom, either individually or in small groups. It is this distinct role of the...
Italy with AHA: Razzle dazzle them! When thinking of art history, some make the rookie mistake of imagining dusty textbooks, drowsy museums, and endless lectures on ancient brushstrokes. WRONG! At Art History Abroad (AHA) we strongly believe that art should come alive! Forget the...
We’ve cherry picked 10 of our favourite Ted Talks that will fill you with the desire to think, make and do. 1. Sir Ken Robinson, Do Schools Kill Creativity? “Creativity is as important as literacy and we should afford it the same status”...
