History of Latin American Art This course explores the development of art in Latin America from pre-Columbian cultures to contemporary production. It examines artistic expressions such as Indigenous art, viceregal art, independence movements, and modern and current trends. Key artists, muralism, folk art, and contemporary trends are also analyzed. The objective is to understand how the region's identity, history, and social processes are reflected in its artistic production, fostering a critical and intercultural perspective. World cultures and cultural studies This course addresses the main elements that shape world cultures, including traditions, thought, identity, cultural politics, and social phenomena. Key references from various regions are also studied. The aim is to broaden understanding of the contemporary world and develop an intercultural, critical, and global perspective on society. Introduction to culture and cultural anthropology This introductory course explores how cultures are constructed, their symbols, practices, and forms of identity. It delves into fundamental concepts of cultural anthropology, cultural diversity, and globalization. The goal is to understand how different societies live, think, and express themselves. ------- History of Latin American Art This course explores the development of art in Latin America from pre-Columbian cultures to contemporary production. It covers artistic expressions such as Indigenous art, colonial art, independence movements, and modern and contemporary trends. Key artists, muralism, folk art, and current artistic practices are also analyzed. The aim is to understand how the region's identity, history, and social processes are reflected in its artistic production, fostering a critical and intercultural perspective. World Cultures and Cultural Studies This course addresses the main elements that shape cultures around the world, including traditions, ways of thinking, identity, cultural politics, and social phenomena. It also includes key references from different regions. The aim is to broaden the understanding of the contemporary world and develop an intercultural, critical, and global perspective on society. Introduction to Culture and Cultural Anthropology An introductory course on how cultures are formed, including their symbols, practices, and forms of identity. It explores basic concepts of cultural anthropology, cultural diversity, and globalization. The aim is to understand how different societies live, think, and express themselves.

I’m Eleonora, a curator, writer and art historian living in Rome. I’m currently completing my master’s degree in medieval art, but my curiosity goes far beyond it. I love modern and contemporary art too, and I’ve curated contemporary art exhibitions. My favorite thing is standing in front of a work, whether it’s a mosaic in Santa Maria in Trastevere or a contemporary installation, and slowly working out what it’s telling me. That’s what I’d like to teach you. In my lessons we look at art together and ask simple questions: What am I looking at? How was this made? Why does it look like this, and not like the painting next to it? Little by little you start recognizing styles. We can follow your interests: a city you’re about to visit, a period, a single artist, or the whole story. I share images on screen, we compare works side by side, and I’ll answer every “why” you have. You don’t need any background. Some of my favorite conversations about art have been with people who’d never opened an art book.

Looking to improve your results, prepare for university entrance exams, or ensure you pass your ESO and Bachillerato exams? I'll help you master these subjects in a clear, engaging, and structured way. I offer my students: - Practical methodologies: adapted schemes, text commentaries, analysis of maps and works of art. - Organized study techniques: learn to summarize, prioritize key concepts and write with academic rigor. - Flexibility: personalized follow-up and preparation geared towards official evaluation criteria.

Teaching through lectures and discussions accompanied by representative images from different periods of art history. We will discuss the composition of images, the main characteristics of different movements and styles, the meaning behind their iconography, and the historical context in which they emerged. We will discuss the history of Western art from antiquity to the present day. We won't limit ourselves to Europe! We will also discuss pre-Columbian and American art. My class is aimed at anyone interested in learning about art history, whether for personal enrichment or as a supplement to a school course.

An approach based on the close study of sometimes little-known works to develop a solid artistic culture. - Study of the materiality of the works. - Interpretation and history of the works and movements on the program. - Development of a critical mind and an artistic eye. Preparation for the École du Louvre entrance exam: Support in compiling the 35 works on the syllabus. ==> Methodology of the dissertation and the description of works of art. Mock exams: suggested topics and corrections of assignments. ==> A personalized approach to success in April.