VM 213 - History of Art After World War II

Credits: 4
Chronological study of contemporary art after World War II, starting with Abstract Expressionism. Considers the major styles, works, and artists, investigating numerous forms of contemporary art, and their attendant criticism, in a broad contextual framework. Among the movements studied are: Pop Art, Minimalism, New Realism, Postmodernism, Conceptualism, Neo-Expressionism, Graffiti, Photorealism, Earth Works, and Performance Art.

Liberal Arts Perspective(s): Aesthetic
Note(s): Visual Arts Course.
Foundations Requirement(s):