Examines Latin America's cultural pluralism and visual production beginning in Pre-Colombian times and following through to the present day. Considers the various functions of art as well as the relationship between objects, artists, and the cultures from which they come. Focuses on how visual objects and images communicate across cultures including in times of political and social conflict. Provides students with a broad frame of reference for many historical periods, cultural/ethnic groups, and equips students to evaluate images and objects and their proper cultural contexts. Recommended prerequisites: ARTH 1500 and/or ARTH 1600.
instructor(s)
Cordova, James M.
Primary Instructor
- Spring 2020 / Spring 2021 / Fall 2023
