ReturnClassroom: Art and Design 2
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- Teaching hours:
- 1
- Credit hours:
- 1
- Teachers:
- Martha Abdullah, Mayra Bolivar, Roxana Candela, Jack Rosenzweig, Hellen Soriano, General Teacher, Daritza Ysla
- Organized by:
- AIU HS
- Description:
- This course serves as an introduction to the history of art from 1400c.e. - present, beginning with Late Gothic and Renaissance art to neoclassical and romantic periods... During the next fifteen weeks, we will survey a selected number of images and monuments produced over nearly 4500 years, with a concentration on Europe as well as non-western art and architecture. In this course we will consider not only the works of past cultures, but also how historians have interpreted them. We will consider the possible ideological and social contexts of the images, as well as their traditional "explanations." Attention will be directed towards an awareness of artistic styles and developments, to the relationship of art to its ideological and historical contexts, and to the multiplicity of meanings in works of art
- Course objectives:
- This course serves as an introduction to the history of art from 1400c.e. - present, beginning with Late Gothic and Renaissance art to neoclassical and romantic periods... During the next fifteen weeks, we will survey a selected number of images and monuments produced over nearly 4500 years, with a concentration on Europe as well as non-western art and architecture. In this course we will consider not only the works of past cultures, but also how historians have interpreted them. We will consider the possible ideological and social contexts of the images, as well as their traditional "explanations." Attention will be directed towards an awareness of artistic styles and developments, to the relationship of art to its ideological and historical contexts, and to the multiplicity of meanings in works of art
- Program:
LessonLesson 1: Ancient cultures of Mesopotamia- Egypt- China
LessonLesson 2: Greece
LessonLesson 3: middle ages
LessonLesson 4: Renaissance
LessonLesson 5: Baroque
LessonLesson 6: Neoclassicism
LessonLesson 7: Impressionism- Expressionism- Cubism
LessonLesson 8: Op art- Pop art
LessonLesson 9: Visual perception laws
LessonLesson 10: Reading and Painting
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