Art History and Museum Studies Art are disciplines engaged in global studies, which incorporates considerations of multiple identities and histories. Art History and Museum Studies employs critical thinking on issues of gender, race, class, religion and social and historical movements, as we study world art. We add our voice to those who speak out against systemic racism, social injustice, police brutality, and violence aimed at marginalized groups.
As a faculty, we personally embody diversity in the Faculty, which includes Cuban-American and Eastern-European/Jewish. Hence, we live our united diversity, as we bring our personal experiences to our active teaching and engaged, integrative learning.
ARTH 120 Monster Mash: The Art, Literature and Films of Horror
ARTH 171 History of Western Art: Prehistory to Gothic
ARTH 172 – History of Western Art: Renaissance to Rococo
ARTH 173: History Western Art: Neo-Classical to Contemporary
ARTH 205 Art and Politics
ARTH 203 Renaissance Europe and ARTH 213 High Renaissance and European Mannerism
ARTH 250 Contemporary Art and Globalization
ARTH 278 Art of the 19th Century
ARTH 287 Avant-Garde and Modernism and in Art
ARTH 281 – Latin American Art and ARTH 302 Latin American Art -Late Colonial to Contemporary
ARTH 300 Special Topics: Fashion, Art, Politics
ARTH 310 Gender and Art
ARTH 378 – Museum Studies
ARTH 387 Methods of Research in Art History