MODULE DESCRIPTION
 
In this module we look at photomontage as a form of collage including photographs or photographic reproductions. It is a process of generating an original image out of other images and fragments which can be cut, layered, glued and arranged. Part 1 looks at the use of photomontage as technique in art. The origin of photomontage in 19th c. photography is traced. In Part 2 contemporary examples of photomontage are analysed. 
 
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Target Audience: Art lovers or artists who want to understand the history and process of photomontage; why and how photomontage create conceptual associations.
 
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This Module forms part of the Art Practice Advanced Short Course that includes ​FIVE Modules. There is an Assignment for every Module but they are not compulsory. 
 
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Recognition: Certificate of Completion on completion of all 5 modules in this Short Course plus the assignments.

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Course Duration:  It is difficult to determine how long it will take you to complete the course. The average time to read through the tutorial material is about 4 hours, but it can be longer, depending on how much time you spend on the links. This Module also has an assignment to complete, which takes a variable amount on time. There is much experimentation included in this Module.
 
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Language: English
 
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