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COURSEWORK GUIDES

You have art coursework and need to research artworks for it. Where do you start? How do you find relevant inspiration? How have other artists approached the themes?Our thematic coursework guides provide ideas and inspiration to get you started. Try our 'Have A Go!' section at the bottom of our guides for activities to keep you motivated!

2023 Coursework Guides

Past coursework guides, we recommend, closeness and simplicity to nature coursework guide.

From the gardens and paradise to land art, discover the artworks in our collection that explore the themes of closeness and proximity to nature

Complex and simple movement coursework guide

From machines to humans, discover the artworks in our collection that explore the themes of simple and complex movement

Simple processes, complex outcomes coursework guide

From optical illusions and repeating forms to instructions, discover the artworks in our collection that explore the theme of simple processes, complex outcomes

Details and the uncanny coursework guide

From photoreal to dreams, discover the artworks in our collection that explore the themes of details and the uncanny

Layers Coursework Guide

From stacking and painting to collage and hidden layers, discover the artworks in our collection that explores the techniques of layering

Objects Coursework Guide

From the uncanny and personal to advertisement and politics, discover the artworks in our collection that explores the themes of object

Senses Coursework Guide

From touch and taste to sight and smell, discover the artworks in our collection that explores the themes of the senses

Reflection Coursework Guide

From mirror and glass to water and fractals, discover the artworks in our collection that explores the themes and techniques of reflection

Weather Coursework Guide

From sun worshipers, cloud gazers and storm chasers to artists who use the weather to explore broader themes and ideas

Materials Coursework Guide

From 'usual' to unlikely art materials: explore textures, qualities, techniques and symbolism of things artists use to make their work

Still Life Coursework Guide

Not just fruit and flowers, explore still lifes from realistic to abstract and familiar to unexpected

Dynamism and Movement Coursework Guide

Explore how artists use marks and colour to suggest motion or make kinetic, performance and video art to explore movement

Landmarks Coursework Guide

From art about landmarks to art that is itself a landmark: get some inspiration on the theme of landmarks

Diary Coursework Guide

From sketchbooks to video diaries and the everyday to big life events, explore how artists use diaries to record the world around them

Mark Making Coursework Guide

Explore the different ways artists use marks and expressive qualities

Outline Coursework Guide

Discover surprising ways artists use outlines in art from graphic to graffiti or abstract and animated

Clothing Coursework Guide

Explore art and fashion, from clothes and identity to shapes, patterns and textures of clothing inspired by art

Masks Coursework Guide

Explore how artists have used masks in their work, to protect, disguise, hide and amuse

Trees Coursework Guide

From atmosphere and symbolism to textures and abstract shapes, explore how trees have inspired artists

Memory Coursework Guide

Explore memories of the past, memories of people and fading memories to see how artists recall and reminisce in art

Food Coursework Guide

Can a humble bag of chips or slice of pizza become a masterpiece? Explore some tasty art about food

Colour Coursework Guide

Explore how different artists have used colour in their work and sketches

Form Coursework Guide

What exactly is form? And how can you explore it in your sketchbook?

Play Coursework Guide

What does play mean for you? Is it sports, or music? Perhaps it’s drifting into a personal imaginary world, or maybe it’s social – board games, card games, or just meeting others

Underwater Coursework Guide

About 70 percent of the Earth is covered in water. It’s probably the least-explored part of our planet - we’ve explored more of space than the oceans. But maybe because of that, for artists, water has been a theme, a subject and even a medium to work with

Line Coursework Guide

See how artists use the power of a line and try some ideas in your sketchbook

Tone Coursework Guide

Learn how you can use tone in your sketchbook

Transmission Coursework Guide

Discover works in which artists explore the complex ways humans spread thoughts and ideas

Isolation Coursework Guide

Recently we have all had to deal with long and short periods of isolation. How have artists explored the ideas of isolation in their work, and what can you learn from those experiences?

Mother and Child Coursework Guide

Discover tender images of new mums and babies and artists' in-depth explorations of mother and child relationships

Journeys Coursework Guide

From physical journeys and migration to journeys of self-discovery, get ideas and inspiration about journeys in art

Relationship Coursework Guide

Exploring relationships in art, as a connection or association between people, things or ideas

Letters and Words Coursework Guide

Discover how artists use letters and words in their art

Force Coursework Guide

From forces of nature and forceful feelings to force as a method, explore how artists have used force in art

Ritual Coursework Guide

What is a ritual? Discover how ritual has been used as a theme in art

Self-Image Coursework Guide

Explore how artists have represented themselves, and others, using portraiture

Transformation Coursework Guide

Explore how artists have transformed objects and ideas through their work

Details Coursework Guide

Explore the theme of details through works in our collection

Human Figure Coursework Guide

Explore people drawn, painted or sculpted from life and art that explores abstract ideas about being human

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News and Event Coursework Guide

Look at artists responses to news, from headline-grabbing events and social or political issues, to stories of the extraordinary everyday

Light and Dark Coursework Guide

Look at artworks made from light and shadow to the symbolic use of light and dark to make powerful statements

Interwoven Coursework Guide

Explore art that interweaves materials, ideas, experiences and histories

Perspective Coursework Guide

From vanishing points to points of view, explore perspective in art

Spaces Coursework Guide

Busy crowded streets, eerie empty rooms, explore spaces in art

Habitats Coursework Guide

From art about home life to art that highlights the impact of climate change and pollution on natural habitats

Texture Coursework Guide

Explore textures in art from woven textures and textured fabrics and materials to gestural marks and patterns

Toys Coursework Research

From pop art to gender politics, see toys in a new light and get some inspiration for your coursework

Myths and Legends Coursework Guide

Be inspired by myths and legends – or create your own!

Changed Identity Coursework Guide

From changing their own identities to changing the identity of objects, how have artists explored the theme of changed identity?

Space Coursework Guide

From the space race to heavenly bodies, find some coursework inspiration

Plastics Coursework Guide

Explore plastic in art for some research inspiration

Old and New Coursework Guide

Uncover ways of thinking of Old and New in art

Circus Coursework Guide

Uncover ways of exploring the theme of Circus for coursework inspiration

Rhythm Coursework Guide

Explore artworks with rhythm for some coursework inspiration

Geometric Coursework Guide

Maths meets art to inspire your coursework

Moments in Time Coursework Guide

See how artists respond to moments in time to inspire your coursework

Crowded Coursework Guide

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The Tate website has a Student Resource called the Mark Making Coursework Guide

It covers the different ways artists can express themselves using different methods and approaches to mark making.

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• What is mark making? Why use gestural qualities?
• Capturing life
• Expressing emotions
• Abstract mark making
• Graffiti and Graffiti Inspired Art
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Visitor’s Guide To London’s Tate Britain, The Best Of British Art

Here’s my guide to visiting the magnificent Tate Britain in London. I give you an overview of the museum and 15 masterpieces you can’t miss.

The museum may not be as wildly popular as its sister-museum, the Tate Modern. But if you’re a lover of British art, the Tate Britain is a must visit attraction in London.

Tate Britain features traditional British art from the 1545 to the present day. It’s home to J.M.W. Turner’s watercolors and dreamy Pre-Raphaelite paintings. Some of the most famous paintings in Britain are housed in this museum.

Of special note, there are 8 entire rooms dedicated to Turner, one of Britian’s greatest artists, in the Clore Gallery. The gallery includes some of Turner’s greatest masterpieces — such as  Self Portrait, Peace, Burial at Sea,  and  Norham Castle, Sunrise.

In addition, the Tate Britain is a pristine glistening work of art itself. The museum boasts a domed rotunda, beautiful spiral staircase, terrazzo floors, and Victorian details.

Built in the late 19th century, the Tate Britain underwent an extensive renovation, which was completed in 2013. The result is an ultra pretty museum experience.

History Of The Tate Britain

The Tate Galleries were named after William Tate. He was a Victorian businessman who made his fortune in the sugar trade.

Tate was also one of Britain’s most important art collectors. Among his most important acquisitions were John Everett Millais’ Ophelia and J.W. Waterhouse’s The Lady of Shallot .

In 1889, he offered to donate his collection to the nation on the condition that a gallery be built to showcase it. Tate even ponied up the money to build the museum.

In 1897, the National Gallery of British Art opened. It was founded as a branch of the National Gallery of Art .

The museum was renamed the Tate Gallery in 1932. Today, there are four Tate galleries in Britain, including the Tate Modern, the Tate St. Ives, and the Tate Liverpool. When the Tate Modern opened, the Tate Gallery was renamed Tate Britain.

Other significant patrons include the Duveen family. They funded large extension to the gallery.

What Exactly Is British Art?

The Tate Britain contains a collection of works made by British artists or that were created in Britain. But what makes British art “British?”

British art followed a somewhat different course of development from mainstream European art.

British art is most remarkable for its dominance of the portraiture genre in the 17th through 19th centuries. In the Georgian period, Joshua Reynolds and Thomas Gainsborough were lionized for their portraits, rendered in an infinite variety of grays and greens.

Britain was also noted for its landscape paintings, especially from the Romantic Age. You’ll find seminal works by luminaries such as Turner, William Blake, and John Constable.

British art also has some unique genres. In Britain, group portraits became known as “conversation pieces.” They were popularized by William Hogarth, Britain’s first native born painter of International stature.

Conversations pieces were informal portraits. They focused on social relationships between friends and family.

The Pre-Raphaelites were also a distinctively British art movement. They wanted to establish a new kind of art in Britain, reviving the methods and ideals of Early Renaissance and Medieval art. 

Taking the idea of “truth to nature,” they sought to invest their red headed subjects with a sense of physical and psychological realism. This British school influenced a wider European Symbolism movement.

Tickets & Tours of Tate Britain

Tate Britain is free to visit. So you don’t need to pre-book a ticket.

But you may want to book a guided tour of the impressive collection.

Click here for a 2.5 hour guided tour of the collection, which I’ve taken and really enjoyed. You can also book a guided tour of both the Tate Britain and the Tate Modern .

Guide To The Tate Britain: What To See

There are scads of masterpieces at the Tate Britain. Here’s my guide to 15 show-stopping highlights. You’ll see them in mostly chronological order.

1. Sir John Everett Millais, Ophelia

Ophelia is my favorite painting at the Tate Britain. It’s a classic Pre-Raphaelite work with bright colors, a dreamy visionary quality, and a tragic theme of wasted youth.

The painting depicts the death of Ophelia, a character in Shakespeare’s Hamlet . Ophelia is driven mad with grief when Hamlet murders her father. She falls into a stream and drowns.

In the painting, Ophelia holds a variety of flowers. The poppies symbolize death, the daisies represent innocence, and the pansies reflect blighted love.

In its day, Ophelia was regarded as at the most accurate and elaborate study of nature ever made. The model for Ophelia posed in a bathtub.

2. John William Waterhouse,  The Lady of Shalott

Waterhouse’s  The Lady of Shalott is an incredible masterpiece in the Tate Britain. It transports viewers back forty years earlier when the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood dominated the middle of the century.

The subject is a vulnerable young red haired woman in white gown. She’s set adrift in a river setting reminiscent of Ophelia .

The painting has the same mythical beauty as Ophelia . But Waterhouse’s painting has a more impressionistic delicacy.

The subject of the painting comes from Lord Alfred Tennyson’s Arthurian poem of the same name. In the poems, she lives isolated in a castle.

Because of a curse, she is forbidden from looking out her window, upon the pain of death. Instead, she’s relegated to viewing images of the outside world through a mirror.

One day, she sees a reflection of a rather handsome Lancelot. She’s smitten and looks directly at him through the window.

To meet him, she leaves her castle and rides a boat down to Camelot. The tapestry she wove during her confinement is draped over the boat.

But the curse kicks in and she dies before reaching the shore. Here demise is hinted at by a crucifix and three candles in the painting.

3. Henry Wallis, Chatterton

Chatterton is a highly romanticized painting. It created a sensation when it was exhibited at the Royal Academy. It’s an example of the Victorian approach to history painting.

Thomas Chatterton was a poet and melancholy writer of Gothic themes. Despairing of his lack of literary success, he committed suicide at the age of 17 by swallowing arsenic.

Wallis’ painting shows the pale, still body of Chatterton lying on a bed. His head and right arm dangling loosely over the edge, his tattered papers and the poison vial beside him.

His white shirt and stockings help to silhouette the figure against the darker background. The vivid purple of Chatterton’s knee breeches and his reddish hair grab the viewer’s attention.

4. Rossetti, Beata Beatrix

This is another Pre-Raphaelite masterpiece at the Tate Britain. The inspiration for the painting was Dante’s Vita Nuova . That work tells the story of Dante’s idealized and unrequited love for Beatrice.

The painting is a portrait of Rossetti’s wife Elizabeth Siddall in the character of Beatrice. In the background, Dante gazes toward his love.

The work has a hazy, transcendental quality. Beatrice is posed in ecstasy. The painting seems like a dream or vision.

The painting is filled with symbolic references. A bird drops a white poppy into her hand, a symbol of death. The dove and the figure of Love are red, the color of passion. The time of Beatrice’s death is seen in the sundial.

5. John Constable’s  Flatford Mill

Along with Turner, Constable revolutionized landscape painting in the 19th century. His paintings had a profound and far-reaching effect on European art, particularly in France.

Constable moved away from the highly idealized landscapes that were the expected norm at the academy. Instead, he favored realistic depictions of the natural world.

Constable was famous for painting the Suffolk countryside and Flatford Mill is no exception. The painting shows men working on the River Stour. It was intended as an expression of the importance and value of rural life.

Flatfoot Mill was Constable’s largest canvas and was mainly painted outside. He called it one of his “six footers.”

6. William Blake Works

William Blake was an artist who developed radical new approaches to painting and printmaking. He explored highly personal interpretations of Christian themes. Rejecting the academy, Blake became the most radical of leftfield artists.

Nowadays, Blake is a revered hero. He’s considered a seminal figure in the history of the poetry and visual art of the Romantic Age.

But, in his age, he was considered a visionary oddball. And, indeed, Blake claimed to have visions since childhood.

You can see some of Blake’s visions at the Tate Britain. They include The Ghost of a Flea , Newton , and Satan Smiting Job with Sore Boils.

7. Thomas Lawrence, Mrs. Siddons

Lawrence was the most popular English portrait painter of his time. He was famed for portraying the high society ladies in a polished and flattering style. Lawrence became the court painter for King Georg IV.

Lawrence painted many portraits of the actress Sarah Siddons. She was known as the greatest tragic actress of her day.

In this painting, she is shown at one of her dramatic readings. Volumes of plays are next her.

8. Turner Paintings

Turner may be Britain’s most famous and important artist. In the mid 19th century, Turner shocked his colleagues with his loose brush strokes and fiery palette, presaging the later Impressionist movement. 

The Tate Britain’s collection of Turner is the world’s largest collection. It includes all the paintings he had in his possession upon his death.

Turner left it to the nation in his will. There are several hundred oil paintings, watercolors, and sketch books. They are displayed in 8 rooms in the Clore Gallery.

Turner’s works range from highly finished scenes to spontaneous impressions of nature. In the early 19th century, Turner concentrated on British subjects, displaying a patriotic sentimentalism.

9. Mark Rothko’s Seagram Murals

Mark Rothko is an American abstract expressionist painter. But he drew inspiration from Turner. As a result of his admiration, he gifted a group of paintings to the Tate Britain. It’s in the Clore Gallery with Turner’s works.

Rothko was originally commissioned by Seagrams to create these murals for the Four Seasons restaurant in New York. In 1959, Rothko abruptly quit the prestigious gig. Apparently, he didn’t want his art to be mere decoration for wealthy patrons.

Instead, the Seagram Murals took on a darker and more contemplative turn. Michelangelo’s Laurentian Library in Florence Italy influenced Rothko’s meditations.

He used a somber palette of red, browns, and blacks. Rothko sought to re-create the library’s claustrophobic and sepulchral atmosphere.

The murals are displayed in dark, dimly lit rooms. At the time, some criticized them as “Apolcalypse Wallpaper.”

10. Henry Moore Sculptures

Henry Moore burst on to the scene in the 1920s. He was a radical and experimental sculptor. He became the leading sculptor of his generation and a pioneer of modern sculpture.

Moore’s enduring subject was the human body. He saw the countryside as the best setting for his sculptures. Some of his forms are shaped like natural objects such as stones or bones.

Moore’s sculptures are displayed in two dedicated rooms at the Tate Britain. The famous sculptures include Reclining Figure , Recumbent Figure , Family Group , and King and Queen .

King and Queen was created about the same time as the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Moore portrays the figures as almost divine beings.

11. Francis Bacon, Three Studies For Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion

Francis Bacon is know for his emotionally charged raw imagery of traumatized humanity. Drifting inbetween figuration and abstraction, his figures are set in isolated and geometric cage-like spaces. They have flat non descriptive backgrounds.

Bacon liked to work in series. He would focus on a single subject for a sustained period of time.

Three Studies was a breakthrough painting for Bacon. It caused a sensation and established him as one of the foremost post-war painters.

It’s not really a crucifixion painting. Bacon later said he was inspired by the vengeful furies of Greece mythology.

This work was first exhibit in 1945. Some historians think Bacon’s work reflects the grim world used in by the Holocaust.

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12. Lucian Freud, Girl With a White Dog

Lucian Freud is considered one of the most important figurative painters of the 20th century. He essentially redefined portraiture.

The grandson of the psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, Freud became famous for his unflinching observations of anatomy and the unsettling intensity of his nude portraits.

Freud used an anti-romantic, confrontational style of portraiture that stripped bare the sitter’s social facade. His images were intensely realized and almost intentionally uglified. Some critics considered Freud the painter of fat people who own their fat.

Freud used loose brushwork and richly applied color. His portraits of lovers, friends, family, and celebrities are fleshy, honest, tender, and complex.

Girl With a White Dog is an early portrait of his pregnant first wife. The absence of a title emphasizes the artist’s preoccupation with observation.

The painting depicts a pale woman in a dressing gown clutching a white dog. The longer you look at it, the more uncomfortable the image becomes. 

The woman looks calm, but also a little crazy. The dog is a bull terrier.

The blunt muzzle is terrifyingly close to the woman’s exposed breast. Will the dog bite the woman? Will the woman strangle the dog?

13. David Hockney, A Bigger Splash

Hockney is one of the most recognizable and popular British artists of our time. His main interest is the challenge of representation, trying to capture an object in two dimension.

A Bigger Splash is an iconic work of Pop Art. It was created in the late 1960s when Hockney had moved to California.

It was a post-war period of optimism and Hockney’s depiction of a California swimming pool reflects this.

The painting evokes a glamorous life of sun and leisure. In many of his paintings, Hockney added male figures. But, in this one, the splash is all the suggests a human presence.

14. Allen Jones, Chair

Allen Jones is a pop artist best known for his figurative paintings and sculpture. His controversial “women as furniture” series sparked outrage for its objectification of the female body.

Chair is a life-size, hyper-realistic female mannequin squeezed into bondage gear. The artist has a fascination with fakery and fetish.

On International Women’s Day in 1986, a demonstrator poured paint stripper over  Chair  in an attempt to literally deface it.

The sculpture still has the ability to shock today. Some claim it symbolizes female oppression. Others view it as an important object in the canon of art history, a response to the then prevailing Minimalism.

15. Chris Ofili, No Woman, No Cry 1998

This enormous painting and densely layered painting is a tribute to the mother of Stephen Lawrence. He was murdered in a racially motivated attack in 1993. It won Ofili the Turner Prize five years later.

Doreen Lawrence’s profile is set against a collaged backdrop of abstract diamonds shaped forms. Each of her light blue tears contains an image of her son. The words RIP are discernible under the paint.

The canvas is perched on two large pieces of elephant dung, a material Olifi liked to use. It exudes a feeling of universal melancholy and grief.

Tours Of The Tate Britain

The Tate Britain is free as I mentioned. But the signage isn’t very good at all.

Because there are so many masterpieces, you may want to book a guided tour.

You can take this 3 hour guided tour or a 3 hour guided tour that includes both the Tate Britain and the Tate Modern .

Practical Information and Tips For Visiting The Tate Britain

Here’s some must know information on how to visit the Tate Britain:

Address : Millbank, Westminster, London SW1P 4RG

Entrances :

There are three different Tate Britain entrances:

• The Manton Entrance (on Atterbury Street), which has direct access to the lower floor of the gallery, the Linbury Galleries, and the Hyman Kreitman Reading Rooms.
• The Millbank Entrance, which has access to the upper floor and main gallery areas via 20 steps.
• The North Entrance (on John Islip Street), the most ideal entrance for those parking on John Islip Street via the North Gat

Hours : Open daily 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

The Tate has a Bloomberg Connects app to enable visitors to lead their own journey around the galleries on their smartphones.

The app provides a more bespoke, behind-the-scenes, experience than a traditional museum audio guide. It can be downloaded in advance of a visit or in the museum on the Tate’s free Wi-Fi. 

Entry : Free. In high season, you may need to book a timed entry reservation.

Tube stations : Pimlicco, Victoria, Westminster 

The museum has a cafe on the lower floor, Djanogly Cafe . It’s a pretty place with vaulted and frescoed ceilings.

You can get a wide variety of sandwiches, salads, tea, and other drinks. The cafe even has a a Hogarth inspired beer.

Pro tip : You can take a  virtual tour  of the Tate Britain on Google Arts & Culture. On the Tate Britain website , you can also listen to curators talk about key art works in the museum.

I hope you’ve enjoyed my guide to the Tate Britain. You may enjoy these other England travel guides and resources:

• 5 Days in London Itinerary
• Guide To Free Museums in London
• Guide To the National Gallery of Art
• Harry Potter places in London
• Guide To the Churchill War Rooms
• Guide To The Wallace Collection
• Tourist Traps To Avoid in London
• Guide To the Tower of London
• Guide To Hampton Court Palace
• Guide To Hatfield House
• Guide To The Henry VII Chapel

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"IRON MIND" is a 5-part video course that aims to increase viewers' discipline, awareness, worldview, frame, and mental fortitude . The course promises to help eliminate inaction and develop the mindset necessary for achieving success.

HOW TO BE A G COURSE

Learn how to carry yourself like a Top G. Hours of content of Andrew Tate and the most elite War Room members breaking down how to be a G in the modern age. This 20 part course will cover every aspect of masculinity. Topics you will master include: dressing like a G, mindset, pulling beautiful women, traveling, networking and more.

BODY LANGUAGE COURSE

Andrew Tate's 3-part course on body language explores how to project a masculine presence and instantly make women more attracted to you and men respect you. The course is an ultimate guide to mastering the invaluable skill of physical presence, which is a direct representation of who you are and the world's first impression of you. The course promises to help viewers learn the ins and outs of masculine body language.

GOD MODE - BY TRISTAN TATE

Tristan Tate's 4-part series on seduction offers unique techniques, basic principles, and real-life scenarios to give a detailed guide on seducing women of any category . The course promises to be the ultimate blueprint of suave, where viewers can learn to be calm and collected in any situation from the King of Smooth himself. The course is focused on mastering the art of seduction.

FITNESS COURSE

Master your most valuable asset, your body. It is a man's imperative to achieve his top physical shape . This 2 part course will show you how to stay fit while also having enough time to persue other endeavors.

MASTER CHESS

Chess applies perfectly to life. Arrange your pieces to create a position of strength and ensure you survive and prosper. In this crash course for beginners, Tate and international master Erik Kislick teach you everything from how to move the pieces right up to how to trap a queen and conquer the world . This course includes over 2 and a half hours of detailed modular content and demonstrations

NETWORK BRILLIANCE

Andrew and the War Room give a step-by-step on the dos and don'ts of networking. Learn how to achieve a circle of high value, powerful men and how to offer value to high-net-worth individuals . This 1-part course will break down how to build a network of influential individuals who bring value and how to give value in return.

Andrew Tate's 5-part course on attracting and maintaining women teaches how to evaluate high-value women, start conversations, text, date, escalate, and maintain positive relationships . The course promises to provide a deep understanding of the process of attracting women, from start to finish, and master the art of male-female dynamics.

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The modern education system is designed to make you poor.

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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

When a new technology revolutionizes an industry,

THE REAL WORLD will be the first and only place to teach you

how to take advantage of it.

Our students receive the latest information at 8am every day.

Sell profitable products online. Industry experts will train you to find winning products, create the perfect store, and generate traffic on your sites.

COPYWRITING

Master the art of selling with words. We’ll give you an easy to follow guide on how to master the art of copywriting and secure a list of high-paying clients.

Multiply your capital through the stock market. We’ll train you to use technical analysis to find situations where there’s a higher upside than the downside.

BUSINESS & FINANCE

Master the fundamental skills of business. We’ll teach you every skill the hyper successful entrepreneur of tomorrow needs to master.

CRYPTO INVESTING

Profit from the world’s highest-performing assets. We’ll focus on attacking crypto markets from 3 angles: Long-term, medium-term, and short-term.

CRYPTO TRADING

Take advantage of the bull run and master the art of crypto trading in the Crypto Trading campus, where we empower you to navigate the markets with precision.

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We live in a digital age. There are websites worth more than skyscrapers. Videos worth more than houses. We will teach you how to create valuable digital assets and how to sell them.

CLIENT ACQUISITION & SOCIAL MEDIA

If you scroll for hours, but don’t get paid for it - this is for you. Our students follow a step-by-step process to gain attention to generate 6 figures.

The Real World approach to fitness focuses on sculpting a disciplined, resilient character, not just a strong physique.

We are constantly adding new skills and wealth creation methods that we couldn’t previously disclose. Join The Real World and level up now.

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STUDENT INTERVIEWS

Content Creation

New revenue: $2k+/month

The Real World's positive impact on her boyfriend led Mena to join... Now, she makes over $2,000/month due to the lessons she applied from the Content Creation Campus.

Copywriting

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15-year-old Alex has earned €75,000 using resources available to him through The Real World... He now assists young men in overcoming laziness by sharing lessons from his successful Copywriting journey.

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You will get access to 100+ video courses and well-structured tutorials covering everything from the fundamentals of modern business to niche money-making strategies.

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Each of our professors have made over $1M USD profit using the methods they teach inside of our curriculum.

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Our online community is a supportive, high-focus environment. Everyone is on the same mission: acquiring an abundance of wealth.

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ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS

Money-making is a skill . Like every other skill it can be learned, and the speed at which it is learned depends on your coaches and the learning environment you are taught in.

Our coaches know the business models they teach, they know what it takes to be profitable, and they are the first to identify and utilize new disruptive technologies and strategies whenever they appear.

THE REAL WORLD is the ultimate all-in-one learning platform guiding you from making your first dollar online to scaling into a multi-million dollar business.

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What is The Real World University?

The Real World (TRW) is an online university launched by the Tate brothers, Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate.

TRW provides members with advanced education and mentoring from multimillionaire experts.

This fully independent learning platform is designed to help people break free from the Matrix.

What is the plan?

The Real World is part of a 3-Step Plan.

Step 1 was creating Hustler's University : a money-making platform that thrived with 150,000 students in the heart of The Matrix.

Now, Step 2 is The Real World .

And what is it about?

MASS EXODUS.

This is your chance to break free and join an entirely new and independent platform.

We call this place The Real World, a global community for ambitious individuals aspiring for financial freedom and eager to learn.

Teaching Philosophy

Students in The Real World receive the latest information every day.

When a new technology revolutionizes an industry, TRW will be the first place to teach you how to take advantage of it.

The Real World Experience

Once you're inside, the professors will immediately help you earn your first profits and help you keep compounding on your success over time.

Learn to make money while making money.

How much does The Real World cost?

All for $49.99 per month, with no additional fees. You get access to all the campuses and courses.

Will the price change?

Expect the monthly price to increase at some point in the future. However, once you sign up, your monthly membership price is locked and will not change.

What do the professors teach?

The professors will train you to build a large income, then you’ll be taught to multiply it and manage it.

1. Choose a Skill

Upon joining, you'll start with a business model that is:

• Completely online
• Fast to generate profits
• Scalable to a 6-figure income

Content Creation with AI

We live in a digital world. There are websites worth more than skyscrapers. Videos worth more than houses.

The Real World will teach you how to create valuable digital assets and how to sell them.

Client Acquisition & Social Media

If you scroll for hours, but don’t get paid for it - this is for you.

Follow a step-by-step process to gain attention to generate 6 figures.

Sell profitable products online.

Industry experts will train you to find winning products, create the perfect store, and generate traffic on your sites.

Copywriting

When you read the words on websites, emails, or ads… those words were the work of a copywriter.

Learn how to master the art of copywriting and secure high-paying clients.

Artificial Intelligence

All TRW business models incorporate the new AI tools hitting the market today. Learn how to use AI to be more competitive in your business.

2. Multiply Your Income

Once you reach the 6-figures threshold, learn investment strategies to multiply your profits.

Crypto Investing

Profit from the world's highest-performing assets.

Learn to focus on attacking crypto markets from 3 angles: Long-term, medium-term, and short-term.

Crypto Trading

Take advantage of the bull run and master the art of crypto trading.

Learn how to navigate the markets with precision.

Multiply your capital through the stock market.

Learn how to use technical analysis to find situations where there’s a higher upside than the downside.

Profit from opportunities by trading stocks and options.

3. Scale Your Business

The final step is mentoring you on how to fine-tune your operations and accelerate your business growth.

Business & Finance

Master the fundamental skills of business. Learn to be in full control of your operations, hiring, and finances.

You must think like a millionaire to grow into one.

The professors will reprogram your mentality with the powerful mind hacks behind their success.

Who are the professors?

The instructors are called “Professors”, but their teachings come from experience, not theory.

All of the Professors made well over $1M in profits using the methods they teach in The Real World.

And their mission is to guide and mentor you throughout your business journey. Every single day.

The choice is yours

The Matrix wants you poor, weak, alone, and complacent.

It's time to wake up, Neo.

We are opening a mass portal to escape slavery once and for all.

We want you to become wealthy, strong, well-connected, and FREE.

We have spent months developing our fully independent platform with our own app, servers, payment processors, banks, and completely self-reliant infrastructure.

THE MATRIX CAN'T SHUT US DOWN.

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The Real World Interviews

Seth, 19 🇺🇸.

New revenue: $10k/month

Seth worked a part-time job and had no monetizable skills when he first joined The Real World... He has since learned Content Creation & AI which has scaled his income to over $10,000/month.

New revenue: $200k/month

Nox had $3,000 to his name when he joined The Real World... He now generates $200,000/month as a business consultant.

Mena, 35 🇬🇭

New revenue: $2k+/month

The Real World's positive impact on her boyfriend led Mena to join... Now, she makes over $2,000/month due to the lessons she applied from the Content Creation Campus.

Jacob, 29 🇬🇧

New revenue: £20k/month

Jacob has generated £160k revenue (£40,000 profit) through Ecommerce… He had no Ecommerce experience prior to joining The Real World.

Ardi, 20 🇦🇱

New revenue: $5k/month

After achieving results through The Real World, Ardi decided to leave University & pursue copywriting full-time. That decision has since made him over $20,000 & he's on track to have his first $10,000 month.

Ando, 35 🇦🇲

New revenue: $100k/month

From an immigrant moving to the USA to making $100,000/month... Ando flourished in every avenue he stepped foot in thanks to the value The Real World provided him.

Stefan, 17 🇩🇰

In 4 months, Stefan made $10,000 & is now living in Thailand at just 17 years old... The Real World provided the tools for him to move from his hometown & secure a job with The Shaolin Temple.

Dana, 25 🇦🇺

New revenue: $20k/month

Dana quit his high paying construction job to go all-in on learning E-commerce through The Real World. He has since made over $100,000 and is now building a brand online to share his story & help others become financially free through E-commerce.

Earl, 20 🇰🇪

New revenue: $4k/month

Earl has earned over $50,000 since joining The Real World… From a negative bank balance to now making x3-4 more than the average income in Kenya.

Seth, 25 🇺🇸

New revenue: $10k+/month

Since joining The Real World: Seth learned to trade stocks while on deployment which earned him an average of $1k profit per day, he landed a huge position in his Security field, and became a Captain in 2 Campuses.

“How quickly will I make my money back?”

It depends on how seriously you take The Real World. But many students make their money back in a couple of weeks.

Note: Everything taught within The Real World is for educational purposes only. It is up to each student to implement and do the work.

The Real World team doesn’t guarantee any profits or financial success.

“Do I need money to start?”

Not necessarily.

Once inside The Real World, many students chose Copywriting, Social Media & Client Aqusition, Content Creation + AI and Fitness, which are businesses without money requirements, and saw great success!

“Does my age really not matter?”

No, but we encourage anyone under the age of 18 to consult a parent or guardian before signing up for TRW.

Instead of getting the newest video game just to find it boring in a week, you can shock your friends and family by becoming the kid who's leveling up in real life.

“I know nothing about the skills that are taught. Is it a problem?”

Of course not.

This is a mentoring program, and you are here to learn.

Just follow the step-by-step lessons and guidance, and you will start a profitable business.

“I don't have a lot of time available, can I still apply?”

Rule #1 of The Real World is SPEED.

The methods are designed for rapid execution.

So all you need is a minimum of 30 minutes a day to listen to your professors and apply what you've learned.

“I live in X country. Is it a problem?”

Not at all.

At The Real World, you learn how to make money online, so it doesn't matter where you are.

Your location will only change the currency of your earnings.

Action remains when we run out of excuses.

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Join ‘The Real World’ today to learn 18+ ‘Modern Wealth Creation’ methods from Andrew Tate and his team of experts.

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Join 60,000+ members and the largest organization of men transforming their lives with high-income skills.

Learn Andrew Tate’s most valuable business lessons in 100+ hours of content and learn from mentors each earning $100K+ per month.

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18+ High-Income Skills Taught Inside

Learn how to quickly build highly profitable eCommerce businesses without needing inventory or high start-up costs.

Whether it's dropshipping or starting your own private label brand, eCommerce websites are one of the best business you can start in 2022.

Affiliate Marketing

Generate passive income without even needing to build and sell your own product. Fast way to scale your income with little to no money. 

Not having a product or service to sell right away isn't an excuse not to make money. Using affiliate marketing, you can promote an existing product or service and keep large commissions for yourself!

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Learn how to trade cryptocurrency from professionals and receive the best alphas from experts. Move markets with the power of the whole community.

The volatility of cryptocurrency creates huge opportunities for making money and HU2 has some of the most forefront crypto experts inside. 

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Digital Marketing

Learn how to start your own digital marketing agency by helping local businesses to acquire customers online. Facebook, Google and TikTok ads.

Acquire your first clients and deliver a first-class service using the secrets taught inside. A digital marketing agency is the ultimate 'cash cow' business.

Freelancing

Learn how to leverage your skills to generate an online income from a completely remote location. Build a team and craft an irresistible offer.

Learn the ins-and-outs of being a freelancer, which you can do from anywhere.

Discover how to take advantage of the biggest online marketplace in the world by selling your own private label products.

Research products, make custom designs, import them and create your own empire on Amazon. Take advantage of the largest online customer base! 

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Andrew Tate's WAR Room Mastermind

The War Room is an exclusive network of high-value men open only to the worthy. The War Room consists of 150+ private Telegram channels, where members can network and discuss a range of different topics and help each other.

War Room Live Events

The War Room has numerous live events each year led by Andrew Tate. Attendees learn insider information, smoke cigars, drink whisky, spar and make deals.

Leverage the Power of the Network

Having thousands of wealthy, influential men in a single group can be extremely beneficial for those involved. Members look out for each other like brothers.

Escape Government Tyranny

The War Room teaches you secrets that big government doesn’t want you to know.

Learn how to acquire multiple passports and build multiple bases so that one single country can never tie you down.

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The Real World is Andrew Tate’s all-encompassing education platform, teaching people how to create wealth for themselves using any of 18+ expertly-taught methods. If you no longer want to be a slave to your boss and money, HU2 will help you escape the matrix and acquire financial freedom.

The Real World currently costs $49 per month, but is shortly rising to $99. Don’t be impressed that it has 65,000+ members; be impressed that it KEEPS 65,000+ members because they receive more than they put in every month.

Get taught directly be Andrew Tate himself, as he shares his most valuable life and business lessons across several hours of video content. There are also 10+ industry experts inside for each of thelth creation methods, meaning that there is always on-demand help and support if you have any questions.

Hustlers University 2 is open to anyone irrespective of age. We have had members as young as 13 make $10k in a month with what they learned inside. How old you are is irrelevant. What matters is that you put the hard work in and leave your excuses behind.

Hustlers University is a membership based subscription, meaning you can cancel at any time and no future charges will be incurred.

The War Room is reserved for high value men who are looking for a world-class network. It has high standards and purges members who are not deemed to be worthy. If you’re a beginner, join HU2 first and you may be eligible to join the War Room once you have acquired sought-after skills and developed into a strong, capable man.

Andrew Tate has a net worth of $200 million and is willing to teach his business secrets to YOU for just $49 – and you think that’s a scam? That’s like Mike Tyson offering to teach you how to box, but you say ‘no thanks, I think I’d be better off on my own’. Join and see for yourself.

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Ritual Coursework Guide

What is a ritual? Discover how ritual has been used as a theme in art

What is a ritual?

Art terms related to ritual, more for students and teachers.

Alan Davie Entrance for a Red Temple No. 1 (1960) Tate

© Estate of Alan Davie

William Blake The Body of Christ Borne to the Tomb (c.1799–1800) Tate

Fikret Atay Rebels of the Dance (2002) Tate

© Fikret Atay

Edward Burra Dancing Skeletons (1934) Tate

Cecil Collins The Artist and his Wife (1939) Tate

Sarah Lucas Self Portrait with Mug of Tea (1993) Tate

© Sarah Lucas

Cornelia Parker CBE RA Thirty Pieces of Silver (1988–9) Tate

© Cornelia Parker

Rebecca Horn Keeping Those Legs from Touching Each Other (1974–5) Tate

© DACS, 2024

Stuart Brisley Beneath Dignity (1977) Tate

© Stuart Brisley

Sheela Gowda Behold (2009) Tate

© Sheela Gowda

Tom Phillips Benches (1970–1) Tate

© Tom Phillips

What is a ritual? Rituals can be religious, ceremonial or personal; they can be represented directly or referred to symbolically using imagery, objects or abstract shapes and patterns.

A ritual is a an activity that usually sticks to a set pattern and typically involves a set of actions, words, and objects. Rituals are often repeated at intervals (whether daily, weekly, annually – or on certain special occasions). The word ritual often has associations of serious formal or religious ceremonies – like graduations, christenings or processions – but a ritual can also relate to cultural activities or traditions that happen in everyday life such as Christmas shopping or carnivals…or even fish and chips on a Friday. A ritual can also be highly personal: Do you always play football or swim on a Saturday morning or have tea at your grannies every Sunday? These could be considered your personal rituals.

Ceremonies, processions and celebrations

Paula Rego The Dance (1988) Tate

© Paula Rego

Some artists choose to capture the traditional solemnity of ritual. William Blake ’s funeral procession has a moving simplicity in its rhythmic repetition of figures. Sonia Boyce in her painting Missionary Position II uses the ritual of prayer to symbolize conflicting opinions about religious beliefs across different generations and cultures in British society. Other artists have explored the often eerie or magical quality of ritual. Paula Rego ’s dancers on a beach seem to be taking part in some mysterious, secret ceremonial dance. Edward Burra often combines macabre imagery with humour. There is a certain carnival spirit to his Dancing Skeletons which perhaps reference the Mexican Day of the Dead festival when families and friends gather to remember and celebrate the lives of relatives who have died.

Personal and everyday rituals

Jeremy Deller, Alan Kane Souped Up Tea Urn & Teapot (Dartford 2004) (2004) Tate

© Jeremy Deller & Alan Kane

Ritual ceremonies don’t have to be big grand statements or involve lots of people. They can be personal and private. In Fikret Atay’s video Rebels of the Dance two boys dance in a small lobby housing an ATM. They perform their version of traditional Kurdish dances in their own personal ritual. Everyday habits can become ritualistic if the same actions, words, and objects are involved. Cecil Collins depicts the ritual of daily afternoon tea in The Artist and His Wife ‘sitting opposite each other like high priests’. In fact tea drinking generally is often presented by British artists with ritualistic significance. Serving and drinking tea – out of a souped up tea urn – becomes an art happening in artist Jeremy Deller ’s hands; while Sarah Lucas photographs herself drinking tea in one of early her self-portraits exploring her identity.

Ritual as a theme in art doesn’t always show a ritual actually happening. Artists often reference ritual through objects or materials.

The brightly coloured powder that gives Anish Kapoor ’s sculptures their mysterious mystical quality is pure pigment – a substance associated with ritual ceremonies in India. Rasheed Araeen’s Bismullah explores his identity as a Muslim in British society through photographs which reference Islamic ritual.

Rasheed Araeen Bismullah (1988) Tate

© Rasheed Araeen

Masks are also objects often associated with ritual. Henry Moore ’s Mask has an ancient tribal quality; while Rebecca Horn ’s masks, headdresses and costumes look as if they are made for an elaborate ritualistic performance.

Henry Moore OM, CH Mask (1929) Tate

© The Henry Moore Foundation. All Rights Reserved

Rebecca Horn Pencil Mask (1972) Tate

Cornelia Parker ’s installation Thirty Pieces of Silver is made up of silver objects often associated with commemorative rituals marking important events in people’s lives – such as christenings, weddings or turning twenty-one. But Parker has systematically crushed the objects using a steamroller and suspended them from the gallery ceiling to create a striking installation. As well as the silver itself having ritualistic associations, the act of crushing the objects is something Parker returns to again and again in her works – making this act in itself rather like a ritualistic performance. By flattening the objects she questions and changes their meaning.

Shapes and patterns

Alan Davie Fairy Tree No. 5 (1971) Tate

Shapes and patterns associated with ritual are also found in art. Many people have Celtic tattoos based on patterns found on ceremonial objects from ancient Celtic culture and religion. Richard Wright ’s Untitled Figure 3 is an abstract pattern inspired by tattoo and biker-jacket motifs, patterns found on medieval manuscripts, and gothic and baroque religious architectural decoration. Artist Alan Davie created a whole language of abstract symbols and shapes which he derived from emblems and signs associated with Zen Buddhism and magic.

Performance art as ritual

Artists’ performance often has a ritualistic quality – as artists create and use their own personal mythologies in order to explore their identity and wider society. Mona Hatoum used her own body as a site for exploring the fragility and strength of the human condition under duress. For the 1985 Roadworks exhibition organised by the Brixton Artists Collective, Hatoum walked barefoot through the streets of Brixton in London for nearly an hour with Doc Marten boots, usually worn by both police and skinheads, attached to her ankles by their laces. This act, captured in Performance Still 1985, is reminiscent of religious pilgrimages where pilgrims endure extreme hardship to demonstrate their belief and faith. Artist Joseph Beuys ’s interest in mythology, botany and zoology led him to evolve a rich and complex personal symbolism. To Beuys fat and felt were important symbols of life and survival and he often incorporated these into his performances.

Performance art

Artworks that are created through actions performed by the artist or other participants, which may be live or recorded, spontaneous or scripted

Body art is art in which the body, often that of the artist, is the principal medium and focus

Allegory in art is when the subject of the artwork, or the various elements that form the composition, is used to symbolize a deeper moral or spiritual meaning such as life, death, love, virtue, justice etc.

Visual ethnography

Ethnography is the study and interpretation of social organisations and cultures in everyday life. It is a research-based methodology, and when this research is conducted using photography, video or film, it is called visual ethnography

Late nineteenth-century movement that advocated the expression of an idea over the realistic description of the natural world

Systems art

Loosely describes a group of radical artists working in the late 1960s early 1970s who reacted against art’s traditional focus on the object with the aim of making their art more responsive to the world around them

Research skills and exam support

Designed to inspire ideas for research in the gallery, classroom and everyday life

Find out what's on for students and teachers

Find out about workshops, courses and other opportunities for students and teachers at Tate Britain, Modern, Liverpool and St Ives