The Art History course surveys influential works of art and architecture in the Western tradition, from the prehistoric to the postmodern. Students will study architecture, painting, sculpture, and other media in their cultural and historical contexts. They will understand and discuss these works from various social perspectives to recognize, analyze, and value artistic expressions, functions, and effects. Works of art will be explored as aesthetic and material objects as well as cultural artifacts and forces. This course provides a solid foundation in art and design, allowing students to think critically about the visual arts, media, and architecture.
This course appears in the following degrees:
- Audio Production Bachelor of Science - Online
- Computer Animation Associate of Science - Campus
- Computer Animation Associate of Science - Online
- Computer Animation Bachelor of Science - Campus
- Computer Animation Bachelor of Science - Online
- Digital Arts and Design Associate of Applied Science - Campus
- Digital Arts and Design Bachelor of Science - Campus
- Digital Cinematography Bachelor of Science - Online
- Film Bachelor of Science - Campus
- Game Art Associate of Science - Campus
- Game Art Associate of Science - Online
- Game Art Bachelor of Science - Campus
- Game Art Bachelor of Science - Online
- Graphic Design Associate of Applied Science - Campus
- Graphic Design Associate of Applied Science - Online
- Graphic Design Bachelor of Science - Campus
- Graphic Design Bachelor of Science - Online
- Media Communications Bachelor of Science - Campus
- Media Communications Bachelor of Science - Online
- Recording Arts Bachelor of Science - Campus