Course List
Minor in
ART HISTORY MINOR
ART HISTORY
Student Name: ________________________________
ID Number _____________________
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Minor Faculty Advisor __________________________
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Please write the name and contact information for your advisor. If you do not have an advisor in your program,
please contact one of the other professors on the following page to ensure that you have one in your area of study.
AGREED COURSE LIST
Requirements
Electives
Two Courses (6 credits)
Six Elective Courses (18 credits)
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Graphic Design
Art History
Studio Art
A minor in Art History is designed for
students seeking a broad exposure to the
arts as an integral part of their liberal
arts degree. The program allows them to
experiment and develop their own voice
and approach, while also allowing a wide
range of possibilities for double majors and
for minors in other disciplines.
At the foundation level students take three required
courses: Visual Literacy, Art and Society, and
Foundation Design. The remainder of the degree
has enough flexibility to allow students either to
experience a wide range of media and disciplines or
to concentrate their study on one. BA students work
with a faculty committee for one semester to develop
a body of work and a personal statement for a group
exhibition that will be part of the BA Seminar, their
capstone experience.
Students who plan to continue on to graduate
school in studio art should consider the BFA in studio
art. Those wishing to work as professional designers
are encouraged to pursue the BFA in graphic design.
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Catalog Year 2012-2013
Please feel free to contact:
Dr. Wendy Salmond
[email protected]
Dr. Justin Walsh
[email protected]
Professor Eric Chimenti, Chair
[email protected]
or the Department of Art office at
714-997-6729 for further information.
Minor in Art History
Tracking Sheet
2012-2013
ART HISTORY MINOR
A minimum of 9 credits must be at the upper–division level.
2012-2013
Required Courses
FALL SEMESTER
INTERTERM
SPRING SEMESTER
Choose from Art 260, 261, 264
General Education
Choose from Art 260, 261, 265
SUMMER
two of the following (6 credits)
ART 260 Fall/Spring
Ancient to Medieval Art
ART 261 Fall/Spring
Renaissance to Modern Art
ART 264 Fall
Art of India, the Himalayas and Southeast Asia
ART 265 Spring
Exchange and Evolution in the Arts of China & Japan
Elective Courses
Art History Elective
General Education?
Art History Elective
Art History Elective
General Education?
Art History Elective
Art History Elective
General Education?
Art History Elective
Not all courses are offered every semester. Meet with an advisor as soon as possible.
CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ART
six of the following (18 credits)
ART 195 Fall
Art and Text
ART 290
Fall/Spring
Independent Internship ART 295
Spring
Art and Society
ART 296
Contemporary Gallery Practices
ART 329
Every Year
Experimental Art History courses
ART 351
Spring, Alternate Years
Art and Gender in Antiquity: Women’s Beauty and
Men’s Power in Greek and Roman Art
ART 352
Love and Death in Egyptian Art
ART 353
Fall, Alternate Years
The Age of the Great Gothic Cathedrals: Medieval
Art and Culture
ART 354
Fall, Alternate Years
Art, Politics and Murder: 15th & 16th Century
Florence and the Medici
ART 355
Spring, Alternate Years
Art & the Senses: Visual Culture of the Most Serene
Republic of Venice in the 15th and 16th Century
ART 356
Spring, Alternate Years
Princely Art: Renaissance Court Art and Culture of
Mantua, Milan, Ferrara and Rome
ART 357
Interterm, Alternate
Rethinking Renaissance Visual Culture: 15th & 16th
Century Florence, Rome and Venice
ART 358 Gods and Heroes: Early Greek Art
ART 359
The Classical Ideal: Later Greek Art
ART 361
Spring, Alternate Years
Baroque Art
ART 362
Fall, Alternate Years
Nineteenth Century Art
ART 363
Fall, Alternate Years
Modern Art
ART 364
Fall, Alternate Years
Northern Renaissance Art
ART 367
Fall, Alternate Years
History of Photography
ART 370
Fall, Alterntae Years
Contemporary Art: 1945 to 1970
ART 371
Spring, Alternate Years
Contemporary Art: 1970 to the present
ART 372
Spring, Alternate Years
Change & Exchange in the Contemporary Arts of Asia
ART 373
Fall, Alternate Years
History of Graphic Design
ART 374
Fall, Alternate Years
Change & Exchange in the Contemporary Arts of China, Koream and Japan
ART 375
Fall, Alternate Years
Change & Exchange in the Contemporary Arts of South Asia, the Middle East and Southeast Asia
ART 376
Spring, Alternate Years
Artists as Leaders: Creating Art, Creating Change
ART 377
Spring, Alternate Years
Modern Russian Art
ART 378
Spring, Alternate Years
Soviet & Post-Soviet Art
ART 398
Fall, Alternate Years
Junior Seminar: Art History
ART 464
Spring, Alternate Years
Gender, Art, and Western Culture
ART 490
Fall/Spring
Independent Internship
Total Credits
(24 credits)
CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ART