The 8th of June is the day when the father of Art History was murdered in 1768. Joachim Winckelmann was the man who in the 1750’s made the distinction between different styles and periods of Greek sculpture which became the methodology of Art History. He...
… and announcing AHA’s new Musical Scholarship. It was a play about a film about a play. Who could imagine a more delicious cultural sandwich? And so it was at the New Generation Festival we watched Henry V*, set to the music of Sir...
So, both passports are back and they spent all their money but ran up no debts and their cash cards, EHIC cards are accounted for. I may be imagining things but they stand a little taller. They washed their clothes as they went and...
“Dad, what’s that music you played me; old music, something demonic and James Bond. I want to play it to Marie (one of AHA’s tutors)”. My heart leapt. It is Bosch Butt Music and the score appears on the bare bottom of a figure...
As a company that has been sharing its passion for art history for over 30 years, we love to hear about the exciting paths our alumni take after their AHA course. Here we catch up with two of them who have kept their lifelong...
