• Looking-at-art skill
• Courage to ask questions
• Talking small talk

How to look at art? That is the question.

Often when we look at an artwork we think: where should I look? What should I see? On which elements should I focus?

We doubt: why does everyone around me say that this particular masterpiece is so great?

What is worse, we doubt ourselves: I don't like this piece. Is something wrong with me?

Let's be honest, it is rare to have art history lessons at schools – or to have a decent amount of hours of it. We have a right to feel intimidated when nobody has taught us before how to look at art. This free course will give you courage and a few tips that will make you feel better when looking at art, regardless of whether you’ve had any art expertise before or not.

Seeing art is one thing – but there is also feeling art. We will talk about this as well. Because – as with all fruits of human creativity and genius – art is something that can be perceived both intellectually and emotionally.

We hope that this course will make you enjoy art more and make you feel comfortable with it. Even if you have enrolled in our other courses, check this one out beforehand. Enjoy!