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34 courses with the subject ART, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
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Credits: An introduction to the techniques and expressive possibilities of experimental animation. Digital and analog processes will be explored, such as stop-motion, collage, cut paper, erasure, rotoscoping, keyframing, claymation and motion graphics. Students will create original animations through weekly exercises and longer-term projects that examine production and content. Projects, discussions and critiques will be informed by weekly screenings, readings and tutorials of contemporary and historical animated art works.
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Credits: Studio experience in the use of digital technology in the fine arts.
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Credits: This course explores the art and architecture of ancient Egypt and its continued afterlife into the contemporary era. The chronological survey will examine the materials, techniques, categories of artifacts, and conventions (of both form and subject matter) of ancient Egypt with a significant emphasis on the social, political, and religious contexts in which they were created. The rediscovery and study of ancient Egypt in the 18th through 20th centuries, the treatment of the people of Egypt as Others by the West and their embrace as ancestors by African Americans, and ethical issues related to the appropriation of this material by Westerners will be discussed as a window into our understanding of ancient Egypt. Students will approach ancient cultures through the eyes of art historians, archaeologists, and anthropologists.
Credits: In 1973, Mierle Ukeles was invited to exhibit her art at the Wadsworth Athenium Museum. Her exhibition consisted of cleaning and maintaining the building, including a grueling 8 hours spent washing its front steps. In 1990, Rirkrit Tiravanija cooked and served curry in a commercial gallery in New York. The meal was free for anyone who wanted it. In 2010, Marina Abramović sat silently in the lobby of the Museum of Modern Art for 736 hours. Visitors waited in line for hours, some camping out for days, to sit in a chair across from her and look into her eyes. How can simple actions like cleaning a staircase, cooking and serving food, or sitting across from a stranger be considered art? In this class we'll explore the ways in which carefully considered interactions with other people, objects, and spaces can become extraordinary experiences. We'll focus on everyday activities and examine how actions like recontextualizing, scripting, and repeating these activities can shift our understanding and impact an audience. We'll read about and recreate significant performances from the 1960's - today, and work individually and collaboratively to produce original works of performance art. No prior performance experience is necessary.
ASIA/URBN 366: Mapping Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Oral Histories and Geographies in Memphis: Methods and Fieldwork
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Credits: Studio experience in the use of digital technology in the fine arts.
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Printed from: https://catalog.rhodes.edu/programs-study/art-and-art-history/requirements- major-art-history-concentration-museum-studies
Art History: One Art History course (ART 152 recommended) Printed from: https://catalog.rhodes.edu/programs-study/art-and-art-history/requirements- minor-studio-art Requirements for a Minor in Art History A total of twenty-four (24) credits as follows: Studio Art: One Studio Art course (4 credits) Art History: Two Art History courses at the 100 level Two Art History courses at the 200+ level Must cover two time periods (Ancient, Medieval-Early Modern, Modern/Contemporary) and two regions (Europe, Africa, Asia, North America, Latin America) Art 475: Senior Seminar in Art History Printed from: https://catalog.rhodes.edu/programs-study/art-and-art-history/requirements- minor-art-history Honors in Art and Art History 1. In the spring of the junior year, an art major, in consultation with an appropriate member of the art faculty, may write a proposal for honors work to be carried out in the senior year. The department must approve the proposal. 2. An overall grade of A- on the thesis or project itself is required for honors credit.
Art History: One Art History course (any level) ART 152 may count for either Art History or a Studio Art credit Printed from: https://catalog.rhodes.edu/programs-study/art-and-art-history/requirements- major-studio-art Requirements for a Major in Art History For those students interested in the study of art history with graduate school as a possible goal, this program of study is suggested. A total of forty (40) credits as follows: Studio Art: any studio course (4 Credits) Art History: Two courses at the 100 level
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Source: Rhodes College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59