Cross-Cultural Art 1
This course will examine art from around the world produced between the prehistoric era and the 14th century. We will consider perspectives for understanding cross-cultural encounters, examine the impact of cultural exchange on the development of art, and emphasize the historical and global context of various artistic movements and artists. Pre-Req or Co-Req: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109
(Image credit on home page: (Figure 2.9): Dying Eland with Human Figure (San, UKhalamba/Drakensberg (Game Pass Shelter, Kamberg), South Africa, before 1900 (Thames & Hudson))
This course will examine art from around the world produced between the prehistoric era and the 14th century. We will consider perspectives for understanding cross-cultural encounters, examine the impact of cultural exchange on the development of art, and emphasize the historical and global context of various artistic movements and artists. Pre-Req or Co-Req: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109
(Image credit on home page: (Figure 2.9): Dying Eland with Human Figure (San, UKhalamba/Drakensberg (Game Pass Shelter, Kamberg), South Africa, before 1900 (Thames & Hudson))
- Profesor: Jennifer Streb
JC_SEMESTER: 23 FA