After the decline of Impressionism, a wealth of European and American artists and movements start to appear not adhering to standard categories. In the 7th installment of our 9-part Art History series, we explore the paths of the post-Impressionists and uncover the origins of modern architecture, sculpture, painting, and design.
Among the Modern Art styles and movements discussed are:
- Art Nouveau
- Fauvism
- Expressionism
- Cubism
- Futurism
- De Stijl
- Dada
- New Objectivity
- Surrealism
- early movements of Abstraction
The stylistic and philosophical characteristic of each movement or individual are investigated and integrated into the broader framework of intellectual history.
Quarter Offered: Summer Quarter (live remote)
Course Fee: $95
Prerequisite: none; open to all students
Questions: For more information about this course, please email ahl@ucsd.edu.
FOR SUMMER 2020: This course has been adapted to be taught live remotely via Zoom during scheduled meeting times. Please see below for schedule details.
Note: Fulfills 1 unit towards the Art History requirement for those in the Art and the Creative Process Certificate.
Course Number: ART-40472
Credit: 1.00 unit(s)
Related Certificate Programs: Art and the Creative Process
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7/13/2024 - 8/3/2024
$115
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Synchronous web-based class meetings that are scheduled to meet online at published times (time/date).
Sizonenko, Tatiana, Tatiana Sizonenko is an art historian, curator and educator.
Tatiana Sizonenko teaches Prehistory to Ancient Egypt , Ancient Greece and Rome , Late Gothic and Early Renaissance , High Renaissance and Baroque Age , Rococo to Impressionism , Contemporary Art 101 and Impressionism to World War II for the Art and the Creative Process certificate program.
Tatiana is an art historian, curator and educator. She received her Ph.D. in Renaissance art history, with a specialization in Venice and the Mediterranean world, from the Visual Arts Department at UC San Diego. Her dissertation examines instances of artistic exchange in the context of diplomacy and politics in the Mediterranean. Ms. Sizonenko’s research and teaching has been informed by her wide-ranging curatorial practice, and she serves currently as guest ...Read More
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There are no sections of this course currently scheduled. Please contact the Arts, Humanities, Languages & Digital Arts department at 858-534-5760 or ahl@ucsd.edu for information about when this course will be offered again.