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3.00 Credits
This course teaches contexts and processes for the making and viewing of ancient Roman art. Using artwork as a lens for understanding the ancient Romans, students also consider the ongoing significance of classical culture in the modern age. Prerequisites/Restrictions: ARTH 2710 and one of the following or instructor permission: Accepted into the Art major Accepted into the Art History major Accepted into the Art History minor
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3.00 Credits
Through geographically and thematically oriented slide lectures, class discussions, video, independent research, local event attendance and displays at the University Museum Study Gallery, the students will become familiar with the people, the lifestyles and the objects of material culture of several different geographical areas of Native North America. We will look at ancient traditions, how the arts changed after European contact and briefly, more contemporary art forms as well. Prerequisites: ARTH 2710 and ARTH 2720; ART majors, ARTH majors, ARTH minors or permission of instructor.
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3.00 Credits
Course Description: This course teaches modern and postmodern art made by Americans of Latin American descent and/or artwork exploring the American experience through the lens of Latinx issues and concepts. Prerequisites/Restrictions: ARTH 2710 and ARTH 2720
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3.00 Credits
This course will introduce students to the arts of Asia from antiquity to the modern period. Prerequisites: ARTH 2710 and ARTH 2720
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3.00 Credits
Through geographically and thematically oriented PowerPoint-based lectures, online video presentations, class discussions, independent research and an opportunity for a field trip to the NEHMA, the USU Museum of Anthropology and local cultural events. Students will become familiar with several different art forms from Native Meso-America, Central, and South America. While we will be looking primarily at the art and architecture popularly termed "Pre-Columbian," I will also include more contemporary forms of Latin American art as well. Prerequisites: ARTH 2710 and ARTH 2720; ART Majors, ARTH Majors, and ARTH Minors or Permission of Instructor.
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3.00 Credits
Through geographically and thematically oriented Power Point based lectures, online video presentations, class discussions, independent research and an opportunity to attend a field trip to the NEHMA, the USU Museum of Anthropology and local cultural events, the students will become familiar with a broad range of arts, primarily of West and Central Africa, as well as North, East and Southern Africa. While we will look at a few instances of contemporary art, the course will concentrate primarily on how the arts were and are used in the daily life of the traditional small scale societies of these particular areas of Africa. The last set of lectures will be devoted to contemporary African and African-American Art. Prerequisites: ARTH 2710 and ARTH 2720; ART majors, ARTH majors, ARTH minors or permission of instructor.
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3.00 Credits
This course covers Early Modern art history from around 1400 to 1650 with a particular focus on art and material culture produced in Rome and Florence. It combines lecture, discussion, research, and experiential learning during field trips. Prerequisites/Restrictions: ARTH 2710 ARTH 2720 Repeatable for credit
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3.00 Credits
Explores the emergence and development of Islamic visual cultures in Asia and around the Mediterranean between 622 and 1250. Prerequisite/Restriction: ARTH 2710 or permission of instructor, ART Majors/ARTH Majors/ARTH Minors Only Crosslisted with: RELS 3510
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3.00 Credits
This course focuses on the art of the ancient Mediterranean world with an emphasis on the Greek and Roman traditions. It is writing and reading intensive. Prerequisite: ARTH 2710 or permission of instructor, ART Majors/ARTH Majors/ARTH Minors Only
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3.00 Credits
This course teaches ancient Roman art and architecture in the domestic context. Students learn about the everyday lives and environments of ordinary Romans, as evidenced in the archaeological remains of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and the Bay of Naples. Prerequisites/Restrictions: ARTH 2710 or instructor permission
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