ART-2710 Art Survey II

Credits: 3
This course is a global art history survey of art and architecture from the late 14th century to the present day. Students analyze art and architecture that contributed to the field of art history in terms of the artistic, chronological, historical, social, religious, global, and economic context in which they were produced. Students identify artistic works in terms of their style, iconography, materials, and technique. Students also learn to collect relevant information on an art historical work that is tailored for a specific audience. Additionally, students articulate formal qualities using elements and principles of art and design along with conceptual analysis and the impact of media through verbal and written critiques.

Course Outcomes

Compare and contrast works of art and architecture from the 1400s to present day by their style, chronology, iconography, and techniques using standard categories and terminology
Analyze the conceptual and formal attributes of an artwork including the elements and principles of art and design and how the media impacts the content of the artwork
Examine an artwork’s connection to history by placing it within historical, economic, social, religious, global, and cultural contexts
Construct original ideas and arguments pertaining to an art historical question, using evidence from credible sources.
Collect relevant information on an art historical work that is tailored for a specific audience