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           Department of Music and Humanities

        Humanities 1315 On-line
                Fine Arts in Modern Culture - from Revolution to Pop

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This is an interactive course - weekly activities are required

REQUIRED Orientation: September 9, 2009 at 6:30 pm, Room 204, MCFA

Ronni Pue, Instructor
vpue@mail.accd.edu or go to the course e-mail

The Couch Potato by June Paik

Rococo: The Residenz in Würzburg, Germany

The Parasol by Francisco de Goya

Lander's Peak
Landers Peak by Albert Bierstadt



Humanities 1315 is an interdisciplinary and multicultural study of the visual arts, music and literature in modern culture. The students is introduced to the philosophical, aesthetic, social and technical revolutions of the recent past which shape our contemporary world.
Global cultural expressions of Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia since the eighteenth century in art, music, literature, drama, and the media are analyzed in their historical context. San Antonio is a great example of the many art styles discussed in the class - we will visit many local sites (virtually, of course)

This course is approved for the requirements of the
SAC International Studies Certificate.

On Campus requirements are : Orientation and Final
please contact me for options if you live outside the greater SA area

Mandatory On Campus Orientation*:
September 9, 2009 at 6:30 pm
Room 204, MacAllister Fine Arts Building

Other Requirements: concert and museum*
*if you live outside greater SA area contact me

Course Information, TEXT and Requirements:     HUMA1315090

About the Instructor:     Ronni Pue

Student Services:    SAC

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