Art History and Curation
Sample courses that might be required for a degree in Art History/Curation:
Studio Art Courses
- Drawing I
- Drawing II
- Art Concepts and Practice
- Art Principles and Practice
- Ceramics
- Expanded Media
- Metalsmithing/Jewelry
- Painting
- Photography
- Printmaking
- Sculpture
- Textiles/Fibers
- Studio Electives
Art History Courses
- Western Art History
- Modern Art
- Asian Art
- Modern Prints
- Gothic Art
- History of Photography
- Modern and Contemporary Japanese Art
- Modern Sculpture
- Renaissance Art
- Islamic Art and Architecture
- Medieval Art
- French Impressionism
- Korean Buddhist Visual Culture
- Art and Architecture of Florence and Paris
- Japanese Prints
- European Art
- African Art
- Study Abroad
Curatorial Courses
- Curatorial Models
- Exhibition Practice
- Professional Development
- Judgment and Criticism
- Conservation
Colleges will also require you to take some core undergraduate courses in addition to some electives. Required core courses and electives will vary from college to college. Here are a number of examples:
Arts and Humanities
- Arts
- History
- Languages
- Literature
- Music
Math
- Algebra
- Calculus
- Computer Science
- Logic
- Statistics
Natural Sciences
- Astronomy
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Environmental Science
- Physics
Social Sciences
- Anthropology
- Economics
- Government
- Psychology
- Sociology