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Arts and Crafts

Language of instruction čeština
Code 340-0405
Abbreviation UR
Course title Arts and Crafts
Coordinating department Department of Machine and Industrial Design
Course coordinator doc. Olga Badalíková, Ph.D.

Course aims

Upon completion of the course, students should be able to understand the key stylistic developments in applied art from its origins to the 20th century, both in the Czech lands and abroad. They will acquire the ability to distinguish the creative principles of individual artistic styles and to understand the context and relationship between fine and applied art. The aim of the course is to introduce students to major artistic movements in a global context. Particular attention will be paid to the impact of the Arts and Crafts movement on various fields of applied art, the relationship between arts and crafts and fine art during the Art Nouveau period, Art Deco in European centres and its specific form in the Czech lands, the Bauhaus, and the transformations of design in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Literature

Rileyová N., Dějiny užitého umění, Slovart 2004
Baleka Jan, Výtvarné umění, výkladový slovník, Academia, Praha 1997
Křížová Alena: Proměny českého šperku na konci 20. století, Academia, Praha 2002
Adlerová Alena, České užité umění 1918–1983, Praha 1983
Adams, Steven. Hnutí uměleckých řemesel. 1. vyd. Praha: Svojtka a Vašut, 1997. 128 s. ISBN 80-7180-254-9 .
Sparke Penny: An Introduction to Design and Culture in the 20th Century, London 1986
Pauly, Jana, ed. Z dějin průmyslového designu: Seminář. 2, Alessi. Praha: Národní technické muzeum, 1998. 47 s. Rozpravy Národního technického muzea v Praze; 155. ISBN 80-7037-076-9 .

Advised literature

DUFKA, Jan. Práce s kovy. Praha: Grada Publishing, 1999.
FILIP, Jan. Umělecké řemeslo v pravěku. Brno: Zvláštní vydání, 1997.
RADA, Pravoslav. Techniky keramiky. Praha: Aventinum, 1990.

Encyclopaedias, professional journals, exhibition catalogues, and catalogues of relevant exhibitions and collections focusing on individual fields of arts and crafts.