PRACTICUM IN ART HISTORY: BIBLIOGRAPHY, HISTORIOGRAPHY, METHODS

Name: PRACTICUM IN ART HISTORY: BIBLIOGRAPHY, HISTORIOGRAPHY, METHODS
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ARTHIST 701

과목 설명

Intensive work in critical analysis and research methods; introduction to the methods and historiography of art history; orientation to source work in the Elvehjem collection and in University libraries.

선수과목

Declared in Art History graduate program

충족 요건

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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5.24% 과거 데이터 대비

수료율

100%

1.65% 과거 데이터 대비

A 비율

100%

33.7% 과거 데이터 대비

학급 규모

23.58% 과거 데이터 대비

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유사 과목

TOPICS IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY EUROPEAN ART

ARTHIST 707

Topics in specific aspects of 19-century visual culture.

INTRODUCTION TO MUSEUM STUDIES I

ARTHIST 601

Introduces the history of museums and collecting; studies and practices in museology and connoisseurship; exhibition planning, research, cataloging, and installation.

TOPICS IN EARLY MODERN ART

ARTHIST 731

Topics in Early Modern Art.

HISTORIOGRAPHY, THEORY AND METHODS IN VISUAL CULTURE

AFROAMER/ARTHIST 801

Focuses on the knowledge, theories, and methods that are fundamental to the transdisciplinary discipline of Visual Cultures. Develops skills in critical reading, research, analysis, writing, and oral presentation.

CURATORIAL STUDIES COLLOQUIUM

ARTHIST 703

Engage in a broad range of questions, both theoretical and practical, related to curatorial practice through a series of sessions on curatorial strategies. Particular emphasis will be placed on integrative and collaborative approaches to curating a wide variety of material: art, film, music, books, anthropology/culture, archeology, history, geology, zoology, dance, etc. Engage with experts on the theories, objectives, and processes of conceiving, designing, and mounting exhibitions, as well as reaching different audiences with both physical and virtual exhibitions. Also introduces the distinctive collections and resources on campus and in the region.