This course examines art architecture, and material culture from 1300 CE through to the mid-twentieth century with a focus on the development, diversity, and interaction of art and cultural traditions globally. Taking a comparative approach, this course will explore the relationship of cultural expression to globalization, colonialism, power, and social change. Understanding how audiences engaged with these cultural forms and considering how global political and cultural exchanges shaped visual culture may help develop critical analysis skills that are valuable in today's image saturated world..NOTE: Students cannot receive credit for both ARHI 203 and ARTH 1103.
Credits: 3.00