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2024 Spring Main Session
AH112H/Lecture/02 - Honors Becoming Modern | Credits 3.00
This course explores the concept of what it meant to be "modern" in Western culture, from its inception in the 14th century through its escalating importance by the mid-19th century. We will examine the agents and engines of artistic and social change, as well as shifting perspectives on the role of artist in society. Tracing the means by which artistic styles and ideas increasingly crossed national boundaries as global communication became progressively more possible, we will consider the rapid expansion of new technologies, and the emergence of the artist as prophet, celebrity and social critic.

Registration Type	Traditional
Fees	N/A
Instructors	Pelta, Maureen
Duration	1/16/2024 - 5/10/2024
Schedule	Tues/Thurs 10:00 AM - 11:20 AM; Moore College Art &, Sarah Peter Hall, Room LIB
Prerequisites	N/A
Corequisites	N/A
Credit Types	Credit
Class	15 Seats \| 4 Remaining
	Open (Minimum Met)

Primary population and other student populations allowed to register for this course:

	Primary Population	# Others Allowed	# Others Registered
Campus	Moore College of Art & Design	15	0
Program	Bachelor of Fine Art	15	0
College	Moore College of Art	15	0
Department	Creative & Critic St	15	11
Curriculum	Art History	15	11
Class Level	First Year	15	2