(This is a tentative list of classes. Please check back for updates.)
| Course | Title | Instructor |
| LOWER DIVISION
COURSES |
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| 6A | ART SURVEY I: ANCIENT - MEDIEVAL ART | Fikret Yegül |
| 6B | ART SURVEY II: RENAISSANCE - BAROQUE ART | Emily Peters |
| 6C | ART SURVEY III: MODERN - CONTEMPORARY ART | Kevin Murphy |
| 6F | CANCELLED | |
| 6H | CANCELLED | |
| UPPER
DIVISION COURSES |
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| 103B | ROMAN ART: FROM THE REPUBLIC TO THE EMPIRE (509 B.C. TO A.D. 337) | Fikret Yegül |
| 107A | PAINTING IN THE FIFTEENTH-CENTURY NETHERLANDS | Jessica Robey |
| 111C | CANCELLED | |
| 119A | ART IN THE MODERN WORLD | Anette Kubitza |
| 136B | 20TH CENTURY ARCHITECTURE room change |
Swati Chattopadhyay |
| 138B | CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY room change |
Roberto de Souza |
| 140E | LANDSCAPE DESIGN HISTORY | Bryn Homsy |
| Renaissance
and Baroque art in northern and southern Europe. GE: F, E, E-1, WRT ENROLLMENT BY DISCUSSION SECTION Instructor office hours Course Website |
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| Instructor | Days | Hours | Room |
| Fikret Yegul | MTWR | 1230-140 | BUCHN 1910 |
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| Renaissance
and Baroque art in northern and southern Europe. GE: F, E, E-1, WRT ENROLLMENT BY DISCUSSION SECTION Instructor office hours Course Website |
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| Instructor | Days | Hours | Room |
| Emily Peters | MTWR | 930-1040 | BUCHN 1910 |
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| History
of western art from the eighteenth century to the present. GE: F, E, E-1, WRT ENROLLMENT BY DISCUSSION SECTION Instructor office hours Course Website |
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| Instructor | Days | Hours | Room |
| Kevin Murphy | MTWR | 1100-1210 | HSSB 1174 |
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Painting, sculpture, and decorative arts of the Romans from the Republic to the Empire, from Romulus to Constantine. Social, economic, and cultural background emphasized. Prerequisite: Art History 6A recommended. GE: F Instructor office hours |
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| Instructor | Days | Hours | Room |
| Fikret Yegül | MTWR | 930-1035 | ARTS 1245 |
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| Netherlandish painting from c1400-c1500 examined in its social, religioius, and cultural contexts. Van Eyck, Rogier, Bouts and Memling, among others. Prerequisite: Not open to freshmen. GE: F Instructor office hours Course Website |
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| Instructor | Days | Hours | Room |
| Jessica Robey | MTWR | 1230-135 | ARTS 1241 |
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This
course is designed to familiarize students with the major art movements
from the late 19th century to the 1970s. It will investigate notions
of Modernism and look at painting, sculpture, and architecture in
a manner that emphasizes social, political, and cultural developments
of that time period. Prerequisite: upper-division standing. GE: F, WRT . |
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| Instructor | Days | Hours | Room |
| Anette Kubitza | MTWR | 1100-1205 | ARTS 1241 |
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The history of architecture from 1900 to the present. Examination
of modern and post-modern architecture and city planning in its
social, political, and artistic context. The scope is global. Prerequisites:
Not open to freshmen. ***NOTE Course meets first 3 weeks of summer
session only*** |
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| Instructor | Days | Hours | Room |
| Swati Chattopadhyay | MTWR | 200-410 | ARTS
1241 room change |
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American and European post-World War II photography considered as
a living art form. Prerequisite: Not open to freshmen. Not open for
credit to students who have completed Art History 160H. GE: F Instructor office hours Course Website |
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| Instructor | Days | Hours | Room |
| Roberto de Souza | MTWR | 1100-1205 | ARTS
1245 room change |
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| THE
CALIFORNIA LANDSCAPE TRADITION: EUROPEAN & AMERICAN ANTECEDENTS This course focuses on the roots of modern ideas in landscape design and their theoretical bases. The central emphasis will be to examine the pioneer spirit in the Western garden tradition. Primary to the course will be the examination of landscape designs of California and the influences from Classical, Mediterranean and Islamic traditions. European and American antecedents will be addressed and a series of themes from the points of view of both architecture and landscape design will be emphasised. Influences are traced from the ‘door gardens’ of the Dutch in the New World and Colonial gardens, to the reinterpretation of French and Italian gardens in America’s ‘Golden Age’ Secondary themes are the appreciation of social, architectural, and landscape history, the origins and interactions of design through time, and how the rich historical heritage has affected modern taste and aesthetics. The course includes slide lectures, class discussions, painting analyses, reading, and field trip. A mid-term quiz and an individual project will be included. Prerequisites: Not open to freshmen. Instructor office hours |
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| Instructor | Days | Hours | Room |
| Bryn Homsy | MTWR | 930-1035 | ARTS 1241 |
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