Organizations and interested individuals that foster art, history, performance, nature, culture and community support are ...

Art isn't static. It requires creators, patrons and viewers with active bodies and minds to examine it critically. Staying true to this principle, art history students at Saint Louis University ...

As a student of Art History at UAB, you will learn visual literacy and critical thinking skills to analyze a wide variety of artifacts from all geographic regions and historical eras, including our ...

Art history encompasses the study of images, objects, and buildings from a broad range of historical periods and geographical regions, providing a doorway into many rich and diverse cultures ...

Discover a small sketch created on a page from an art history book, where spontaneous drawing meets artistic inspiration and ...

Students interested in majoring in Art History should contact the Director of Undergraduate Study for Art History. Courses counted for the minor must be taken for a grade, not pass/fail. At least 15 ...

Art History majors face the worst employment prospects of any profession after graduating from college, a study by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has found. The data, released by the Fed in ...

Our Art History program offers courses in a wide variety of topics and subject areas. You can explore modern and contemporary art and urban design around the world, Chinese and Japanese painting, arts ...

Students in art history classes might focus on ancient ruins, European landscape painting or Japanese anime. Our classes place value on the study of original objects, and students at all levels make ...

The art history program at CU Boulder gives students an interdisciplinary foundation in the history of art to prepare them for careers as scholars, museum professionals and related creative ...

This guide provides a brief introduction to writing in the field of art history through the lens of threshold concepts. It includes: A statement of threshold concepts in art history “So you’re taking ...