Art 307 - Art in Context I (Three semester hours) (Capstone)

This course surveys the visual arts in their social and cultural context from the prehistoric societies of the Paleolithic Age to the end of the Middle Ages. Art is examined as an expression of the human imagination and is considered in relation to other disciplines, such as science, literature, philosophy, politics, economics and the performing arts. The course will emphasize the contributions of various cultural groups and historical periods to the university language of art.

Prerequisite: Junior standing.

Note: This course fulfills requirements for the Visual & Performing Arts portion of the University Studies.