| Top: African-American Art: A History of Exhibition |
Visual and Critical Studies |
3001 (004) |
Fall 2024 |
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Description
This course explores African American art through a study of significant museum and gallery shows from the 1920s to the present. The course offers a survey of African American art through an examination of the institutions and also the conceptual contexts (or ideological framings) that have supported its presentation over the past 90 years. Exhibits such as 'Harlem on My Mind'; 'Freestyle'; 'Frequency'; 'Only Skin Deep'; and 'Let Your Motto Be Resistance,' among others, provide a context through culture.
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Class Number
2287
Credits
3
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| African-American Art: A History of Exhibitions |
Art History, Theory, and Criticism |
3427 (001) |
Fall 2024 |
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Description
This course explores African American art through a study of significant museum and gallery shows from the 1920s to the present. The course offers a survey of African American art through an examination of the institutions and also the conceptual contexts (or ideological framings) that have supported its presentation over the past 90 years. Exhibits such as 'Harlem on My Mind'; 'Freestyle'; 'Frequency'; 'Only Skin Deep'; and 'Let Your Motto Be Resistance,' among others, provide a context through culture.
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Class Number
2288
Credits
3
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