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AT 333 - Art Transformations since 1870

Credits: (4 credits)

This course surveys the history of visual art in the West as part of a process of social, political, and cultural transformation. Links to literary and other forms of creative expression are emphasized. Aesthetics and cultural analysis, and the impact of technology, will be studied from citical standpoints, as applied to works, artists, audiences and settings, from 1870 to the present world, in which Western and extra-Western aesthetic contexts have been merging. This course will elicit much verbal and written feedback from students, including opportunities for clinical discussion and interaction.


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