Teaching yourself art history online, one week at a time
Free collection websites, museum courses, structured reading and a weekly looking habit: a practical plan for teaching yourself art history online at home.
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Looking, gallery-going, first works, framing and care
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Ottilie Ellwood writes about looking slowly, art history and the books worth keeping on the shelf. She lives in Hobart and reads exhibition catalogues the way other people read novels.
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