History of Art & Visual Culture Summer Courses

HAVC 127F

Session 2

Online only class. 

Examines Asian American artists as well as representations of Asian Americans through American history. This course addresses such themes as migration and dislocation, race and identity, intergenerational relationships, origins and diasporas, and American foreign policies in Asia. (General Education Code(s): ER.) 

Proposed Instructor: Michelle Yee

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HAVC 142

Session 2

Investigates contemporary art and the politics of ecology. Examines the intersection of art criticism, politico-ecological theory, environmental activism, and postcolonial globalization, considering geopolitical areas diverse as the Arctic, Nigeria, Bangladesh, India, Europe, and the Americas. (General Education Code(s): PE-E.) 

Proposed Instructor: Chessa Adsit-Morris

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HAVC 144A

Session 1

Online only class.

Investigates Latin American and Caribbean art and visual culture. Studies decolonial resistances, alternative modernisms, examining the shaping of “race” and ethnicity under global capitalism. Looks at practices by Latin American and Latinx artists, focusing on Afro-Latinx and indigenous knowledges. (General Education Code(s): ER.) 

Proposed Instructor: Tatiane Santa Rosa

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HAVC 188M

Session 1

Ideas of “heritage” suggest fixed origins and stable histories yet are changing and plural in human life. This course considers materials from around the world to explore how concepts of heritage address the present through commemorating (or forgetting) the past.  (General Education Code(s): CC.) 

Proposed Instructor: Ellen Takata

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