Courses

Examines recent theoretical interventions in the formulation of critical practice in the field of the visual arts. Working from the premise that ‘art’ and theory are social constructions and therefore, are historically specific practices, this course addresses the intersection between theory and practice at particular moments in time, taking into consideration the implicit and explicit references of artists, critics, historians and contemporary cultural theorists. Course credit exclusion: GS/ARTH 5160 3.00.

Weekly meetings with guest artists and faculty will provide a forum for peer critiques and critical discussion of student’s work and the issues arising from that discussion. This venue will lead to development of the thesis support paper.

Weekly meetings with guest artists and faculty will provide a forum for peer critiques and critical discussion of student’s work and the issues arising from that discussion. This venue will lead to development of the thesis support paper.

A supervised reading course on a topic for which there is no current course offering. Permission of the Graduate Program Director is required

A supervised reading course on a topic for which there is no current course offering. Permission of the Graduate Program Director is required