ARTH-287 Art & Social Change

Art & Social Change explores the history of artistic production as political activism. From the early efforts of painters, sculptors, and photographers in the nineteenth century to more recent developments in experimental media, artists have offered not only social critique but also attempted direct political intervention. Whether addressed to issues of race, class, gender, globalization, or ecological precarity, this course grapples with art’s ability to affect social change.

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Proseminar (16)

(Proseminar, Social Structural and Institutional Hierarchies.)

Credits

1