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History
of Art and Visual Culture
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"There are more valid
facts and details in works of art than there are in history books."
Charlie Chaplin, My
Autobiography, 1964
The Department of Art, situated within the
Students can choose from more than
fifteen upper division courses ranging from ancient to modern art in both the
western and non-western traditions. The BA program, taking advantage of its location within a large studio art department,
requires students to take two foundational studio art classes as well as attain
practical experience via either gallery practices or as a teaching assistant.
The BA also allocates numerous open elective credits to allow for the
exploration of related interests in such areas as literature, foreign
languages, history, anthropology, philosophy or study abroad.
The art history faculty has a wide range of interests and
specialties with personal expertise in such fields as studio art, museum and
gallery work, art and science, theory and gender studies, classical
archaeology, photojournalism and film. All are actively involved in research.
Our goals are simple and twofold: to provide a high quality in-state program
and academic support for the active arts community of
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