The Wallace Collection’s Sacred Art Workshop

At Venue
Enjoy this workshop from The Wallace Collection where your students will discover the role of sacred art in religious and non-religious life.

Key Info

What role does sacred art play in religious and non-religious life? What are the challenges presented by sacred art for faith communities and museums? Students will develop their understanding of religion and worldviews through close-looking and analysis of sacred artworks. Through critical reflection, students will discuss a range of concepts including the sacred, form and function, symbolism, and the use of materials and object histories.

 

 

 

Curriculum Links
Subjects
Religious Studies
Age suitability
Key Stages
KS3, KS4, KS5
Things to know
Type
At Venue
Location
The Wallace Collection, London
Duration
1.5 hours
Dates
Year-round availability (Mon-Fri)
Price
Free for UK Schools
SEND
Yes - suitable for students with SEND

About The Wallace Collection

Discover their range of free, interactive onsite workshops, online sessions and resources for teachers and students. The Wallace Collections’ curriculum-linked workshops for KS1-KS5 help students think critically, build their knowledge of art and cultures, and develop their creativity.

Workshops use their breath-taking collection of paintings, sculpture, arms and armour, and decorative arts to support learning in Art and Design, History, English and more. They also offer a range of downloadable resources with accessible information and materials for teachers.

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