Spring 2027

Topics in Modern Art

A graduate-level art history course exploring 20th-century art through global, regional, or conceptual lenses, meeting with an intermediate to advanced lecture.

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Summary

What you’ll be able to do

  • Conduct advanced research on select topics in modern art using resources such as the Kohler Art Library and online databases.

  • Articulate research findings in written assignments that meet discipline-specific academic standards.

  • Deliver oral presentations on course topics in order to develop public speaking skills.

  • Apply analytical reasoning skills to group discussions of course content.

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ARTHIST 780

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  • Graduate/professional standing

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Topics in 20th century art, focusing variously on global / transnational issues, specific regions, or conceptual themes. Meets with an intermediate to advanced lecture course.

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Topics

  • Global and transnational issues in 20th-century art
  • Regional perspectives in modern art
  • Conceptual themes in modern art

Skills

  • Conducting advanced research using specialized libraries and online databases
  • Writing discipline-specific academic assignments
  • Developing public speaking skills through oral presentations
  • Applying analytical reasoning in group discussions

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Dataset & model

Recorded 2026-10-14

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