History of Art is so much more than just an academic sixth form subject. It is a journey of discovery across the vast expanse of human history and the artefacts that we leave behind: painting, sculpture and architecture. History of Art aims to arrive at a historical, cultural and political understanding of these objects by asking questions about the circumstances of their making, their artistic production and their public reception. By investigating the meanings of these cultural products, shaped and reshaped over time, we better understand ourselves and each other. History of Art is a unique humanities subject which combines elements of Art, History, English, Theology and Sociology. Those who study History of Art develop a curiosity in the world around them as well as a lifelong appreciation of visual culture. Thinking about a career in politics? History of Art equips you with nimble and confident debating abilities. Considering a job in advertising or marketing? Art History provides you with the skills to visually communicate ideas. How about a career in journalism? The subject teaches you to formulate a substantiated argument and deliberate in writing. Perhaps you are contemplating going to Art School, becoming an architect or working for a gallery, museum or auction house – Art History provides the foundation you will need to embark on your future.