Art History and Visual Culture at York actively explores historical, modern, and contemporary arts of all kinds by Indigenous peoples, Canadians and new Canadians, in the context of global art histories. In 2008 the doctoral program in Art History & Visual Culture launched with four fields of study: Canadian and Aboriginal Art, Curatorial and Museological […]
Art History at York actively explores historical, modern, and contemporary arts of all kinds by Indigenous peoples, Canadians and new Canadians, in the context of global art histories. Together with the Curatorial Studies Diploma, the Masters offers a highly competitive program within Canada that supports students who seek employment within the art/museum sectors. Overall the […]
How to Reach Us Graduate Program in Art History & Visual Culture Goldfarb Centre for Fine Arts (GCFA), rm. 2554700 Keele StreetToronto, ON M3J1P3 416-736-2100 x 55533 416-736-5875 dburns@yorku.ca Program Administration Graduate Program Director Dan Adler 416-736-5187 dadler@yorku.ca Graduate Program Assistant Dawn Burns 416-736-2100 x 55533 dburns@yorku.ca
The Graduate Program in Art History is designed to meet contemporary Canadian needs in the areas of art and architectural history, critical theory and writing, visual culture, and the gallery and museum field. It focuses on the Canadian heritage in the visual arts, which is defined as works of art made by Canadians and works […]
Diploma, Master of Arts (MA), Master of Arts & Master of Business Administration (MA/MBA), Doctor of Philosophy The Graduate Program in Art History & Visual Culture at York is a dynamic, flexible and evolving course of study. Its global and interdisciplinary reach is founded on Canada’s diverse cultural history and heritage in the visual arts […]