HUMA 305 - Art’s Influence on the Modern Age (1900-present)

3 credit hours
This course examines popular culture, including the emergence of mass culture, and its complex intersections with the visual arts (including painting, sculpture, architecture, photography, and cinema) from the nineteenth century onwards. To better understand how and why art in our time takes the forms it does, we will consider new approaches to creating and exhibiting art, relevant social and political issues to which artists respond, and the impact of critical theory upon both the visual arts and art history and criticism.Course Delivery Methods: BLD, WEB, ONL