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Art: Its History and Meaning

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  • Units
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Culture Formations
    • 3. Art, Myth, Power
    • 4. Sacred Spaces
    • 5. The Soul of Objects
    • 6. Art, Faith and Philosophy
    • 7. European Art through the Ages
    • 8. Picturing the Other
    • 9. Modernism and Other Tales of Progress
    • 10. Art and Revolution
    • 11. National Modernisms
    • 12. Embodied Art
    • 13. Image Politics
  • Assignment guidelines
    • Art History from Home
    • Brooklyn Museum visit
    • Close Reading Assignment
    • Topic selection
    • Final research paper
  • Research Toolkit
    • Developing a thesis statement and argument
    • Conducting research
    • Citing your sources
    • Formatting your papers
  • Resources
    • NYC art museums
    • Events for extra credit
Art: Its History and Meaning

8. Modernism and Tales of Progress

T 29 March: Cubism and Futurism 

Umberto Boccioni, States of Mind I: The Farewells, 1911

Reading: Errington_The Death of Authentic Primitive Art

Slides: Cubism Futurism

Th 31 March: Dadaism and Surrealism 

Salvador Dali, Persistence of Memory, 1931

Reading: Hopkins_Dada and Surrealism

Slides: Dadaism Surrealism

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Prof. Khushmi Mehta (kmehta@gradcenter.cuny.edu)
Office hours by appointment. Please email me to set up a meeting.

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