ARHI 2215
Introduction to Twentieth Century Art
This course explores a broad historical overview of twentieth-century art from a global perspective. The course examines the impact of colonialism and globalization alongside related curatorial, economic, racial, ethnic, and gender issues, as well as perceptual engagement and interpretation. By investigating key movements, styles, and figures from various regions, students will engage with a diverse array of artworks and ideas. Through lectures, discussions, and visual analysis, we aim to understand how art reflects and influences global narratives, fostering a deeper appreciation of the interconnectedness of artistic practices worldwide. Prerequisite(s): One of Art History 1001 or Art History 1002 Substantially Similar: Art History 3215 (prior to 2026/2027); Art History 3220 (prior to 2026/2027)