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Art History

18 credit minor

You’ll study art through the prisms of aesthetics, culture, values, and history. Explore diverse architecture, sculpture, and painting as well as mosaic, fibers, beadwork, etc. from pre-historic through the post-modern eras, around the world. You’ll learn definitions of style and modes of execution, iconographic and other interpretive methods, and the economic, religious, philosophic, theoretic, and social factors that shape visual culture.

Requirements

Students are strongly encouraged to complete one of the following AHI.Q courses. Upon request, an additional AHI course can be substituted in place of one of the following the AHI.Q courses to reach the 18 credit minimum.

  • AHI.Q 271 - Survey I: Prehistoric through Medieval Art (3 credits)
  • AHI.Q 272 - Survey II: Late Renaissance thru 19th Century Art History (3 credits)
  • AHI.Q 273 - Introduction to 20th Century Art (3 credits)

In addition, students complete 5 courses (15 credits) from the following:

  • AHI 300 - Special Topics in Art History (3 credits)
  • AHI 343G - Art of Indigenous Peoples (3 credits)
  • AHI 376 - Italian Renaissance Art Credits: (3 credits)
  • AHI 377 - The Art of Northern Europe From 1375-1600 (3 credits)
  • AHI 378 - The Impact of The Reformation and The Counter-Reformation on Fine Arts (3 credits)
  • AHI 382 - Contemporary Art Credits: (3 credits)
  • AHI 383G - Asian Art: India, China, Japan Credits: (3 credits)
  • AHI 384 - Greek Art and Culture Credits: (3 credits)
  • AHI 391G - Painting Practices and Techniques From Workshops in Europe, Russia, Persia and Asia (3 credits)
  • AHI 483 - Art History Internship I (3 credits)
  • AHI 485 - Independent Study (1–3 credits)
Accreditation

All programs in the Art and Design Department are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD)

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