Catalogue 2022-2023 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Art Department
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Chair: Laura Newman;
Professors: Tobias Armborst, Lisa Gail Collins, Eve D’Ambra, Brian Lukacher, Molly Nesbit, Laura Newman;
Associate Professors: Yvonne Eleta;
Assistant Professors: Gordon Hall, Elizabeth Lastrab, Jin Xua;
Lecturer: T. Barton Thurber;
Visiting Assistant Professors: Padma Rajendran, Christina Tenaglia, Luisa Valle;
Adjunct Assistant Professors: James Case-Leal, Abigail Gunnels, Judith Linn, Haohao Lu, Gina Ruggeri;
Adjunct Instructors: Benjamin Degen, Michael Norton.
Art History Major Advisers: The art history faculty.
Studio Art Major Advisers: The studio art faculty.
a On leave 2022/23, first semester
b On leave 2022/23, second semester
Major
Correlate Sequences in Art
Art History: I. Introductory
Art History: II. Intermediate
- • ART 211 - Rome: The Art of Empire
- • ART 215 - The Art and Archaeology of Ancient Egypt
- • ART 219 - The First Cities: The Art and Archaeology of the Ancient Near East
- • ART 220 - Medieval Art and Architecture
- • ART 221 - Islamic Art and Architecture
- • ART 230 - Art in the Age of Van Eyck, Durer and Bruegel
- • ART 231 - The Golden Age of Rubens, Rembrandt and Vermeer
- • ART 235 - The Rise of the Artist, from Giotto to Leonardo da Vinci
- • ART 236 - Art in the Age of Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo
- • ART 240 - Global History of Modern Architecture and Urbanism I: Race, Capital, and Empire
- • ART 249 - Encounter and Exchange: American Art from 1565 to 1865
- • ART 251 - American Art from Colonial Encounters to the Harlem Renaissance
- • ART 256 - The Arts of China
- • ART 260 - The Silk Roads: Visual and Material Culture
- • ART 262 - Art and Revolution in Europe, 1789-1848
- • ART 263 - Painters of Modern Life: Realism, Impressionism, Symbolism
- • ART 264 - The Metropolitan Avant-Gardes
- • ART 265 - Modern Art and the Mass Media: the New Public Sphere
- • ART 266 - Art, Urgency, and Everyday Life in the United States
- • ART 268 - After 1968: Sustainable Aesthetics
- • ART 272 - “All That Is Solid Melts Into Air”: Modernity’s Global Story Through Architecture (1800s-1930s)
- • ART 273 - A Mirror Image: The Search for Self, Place & Home in Contemporary Architecture in the World, 1980s+
- • ART 274 - Buildings and Cities in Early Modern Italy
- • ART 277 - Visual Psychedelia
- • ART 279 - Landscape History and Conservation at Matthew Vassar’s Springside
- • ART 290 - Community-Engaged Learning
- • ART 292 - Collecting Antiquities at Vassar: Lost and Found in the Loeb
- • ART 293 - Asian Art in 100 Objects
- • ART 295 - Paper Protests: Printmaking as Activism
- • ART 296 - Art and an Archive
- • ART 298 - Independent Work
Art History: III. Advanced
Studio Art: I. Introductory
Studio Art: II. Intermediate
Studio Art: III. Advanced
Other Courses
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