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Calendar Year
Term
Course #
Course Title
2024
F
gs/arth 5100A
Methods: Historiography and Contemporary Methodologies
Provides a forum for the examination of the historiography of art history and the various methodologies and ideologies that inform current academic practice in the field of art history, visual culture and studies in representation.
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): T. El-Sheikh
2024
W
gs/arth 5160M
Theoretical Issues in Contemporary Art
TBA
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): D. Adler
2025
W
gs/arth 5160M
Theoretical Issues in Contemporary Art
TBA
Instructional Format: SEMR
2025
W
gs/arth 5175M
Curatorial Practice
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): J. Fisher
2024
W
gs/arth 5175N
Curatorial Practice
Instructional Format: BLEN
Instructor(s): A. Hudson
2025
W
gs/arth 5185M
Technological Mediations in Visual Culture
This course examines the interconnectedness of representation and visual culture in contemporary wired society. Students critically explore and assess the influence and shaping of technological mediations in visual culture investigating theory, culture, globalization and education.
Instructional Format: SEMR
2024
W
gs/arth 5185M
Technological Mediations in Visual Culture
This course examines the interconnectedness of representation and visual culture in contemporary wired society. Students critically explore and assess the influence and shaping of technological mediations in visual culture investigating theory, culture, globalization and education.
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): S. Singh
2024
F
gs/arth 5190A
Placement
TBA
Instructional Format: INSP
2024
SU
gs/arth 5190A
Placement
TBA
Instructional Format: FDEX
2024
W
gs/arth 5190M
Placement
TBA
Instructional Format: INSP
Instructor(s): A. Hudson
2025
W
gs/arth 5190M
Placement
TBA
Instructional Format: INSP
2024
SU
gs/arth 5500A
Individualized Reading
A supervised reading course on a topic for which there is no current course offering. Permission of the Graduate Program Director is required.
Instructional Format: ISTY
2024
F
gs/arth 5500A
Individualized Reading
A supervised reading course on a topic for which there is no current course offering. Permission of the Graduate Program Director is required.
Instructional Format: DIRD
2025
W
gs/arth 5500M
Individualized Reading
A supervised reading course on a topic for which there is no current course offering. Permission of the Graduate Program Director is required.
Instructional Format: DIRD
2024
W
gs/arth 5500M
Individualized Reading
A supervised reading course on a topic for which there is no current course offering. Permission of the Graduate Program Director is required.
Instructional Format: DIRD
2024
SU
gs/arth 6010A
Research Paper
Integrated with an undergraduate course.
Instructional Format: RESP
Instructor(s): D. Adler
2024
F
gs/arth 6010A
Research Paper
Integrated with an undergraduate course.
Instructional Format: RESP
2025
W
gs/arth 6010M
Research Paper
Integrated with an undergraduate course.
Instructional Format: RESP
2024
W
gs/arth 6010M
Research Paper
Integrated with an undergraduate course.
Instructional Format: RESP
2024
SU
gs/arth 6020A
Art History and Visual Culture Summer Institute
The Art and Culture Studies Summer Institute is structured around a specific thematic focus each year and features international and nationally renowned art historians and cultural theorists whose work is the subject of a faculty directed seminar.
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): H. Kal
2024
W
gs/arth 6320M
Performance Art: Politics and Aesthetics”
Explores major figures and artworks that have defined performance art as a genre. This course examines a range of interdisciplinary practices that fall under the rubric of performance, including solo shows, installations, photographic portraiture, happenings, site-specific performance, and stand-up comedy.
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): L. Levin
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The Graduate Program in Art History & Visual Culture at York is an exciting environment to pursue innovative, socially engaging, career-ready education. Contact our Graduate Program Assistant to learn more.
