This subject is dedicated to preserving and understanding the treasures of humanity as a whole, by introducing the complexity of art history as a series of local and global disciplines. Encompassing historic precedents and contemporary practices, students will extend their horizons by investigating visual and contextual case studies in art from around the world. Object-centred discussions will critically review diverse issues in attribution, cultural heritage, distinctive principles of craft and design, as well as international innovation, contested ownership and provenance, and the interpretation of political values across the expanded histories of art.
HD/FL
One session
School of Social Work and Arts
This subject is not available to students who have completed ART240 as they share similar content.
ART240 Shares similar content
ART240
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