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2018-2019 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

ART 314L - Art of the Moving Image

3 Credit(s) | Lecture | 
Course can be counted for credit once

Description:
This art history seminar explores the intersection between the moving image and art worlds. It considers issues that come up when the principles, materials, and contexts of each are brought to bear upon the other. How are paintings, sculptures, and/or the artists who work in these forms represented in films? How are moving images presented in gallery/museum spaces and what are the implications for how they interact with other art works? What are the implications of thinking of cinema as an art form, rather than, for instance, as a form of entertainment or a mechanical recording device? How are moving images related to other kinds of art? Students will consider these and other issues related to the course topic, investigating the vibrant range of ways moving images and art inform each other when they interact. ART 314L and CINE 314L  are the same course.

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