AHI 3633 credits
AHI 363: Social Issues in American Art
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- Offers a highly selective survey of U.S. painting, sculpture, architecture, photography, and popular culture from the Colonial era to the present. Focusing on five thematic units–gods, nature/culture, consumer culture, gender, and the body–the class provides an overview of U.S. art, suggesting how our material record both expresses and forms America’s social, political, and cultural climate.
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- Art History
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- Theodoros Triandos
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