"Western Art History" Online - SOLD OUT!

$ 900.00

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Western Art History - Online

This course is a survey of Western Art and visual culture from the late Middle Ages to the twentieth century. Other than to present an outline history of Western art, this course seeks to introduce students cumulatively to the critical concepts and vocabulary in the study of art history, visual culture, art appreciation and historiography of art, that is, the study of the writing about art and its history. The course will seek to introduce students to historically relevant accounts of the philosophical, religious, poetic and technological contexts of art as well as to introduce new forms of historical thinking on the relevance of the recognition of social, political and economic, (race, class and gender)in the understanding of both the making of art and its audience.

Winter Semester: January 8 - May 4, 2024

PCS 200 D: Online Asynchronous (no designated meeting times)

Dual Enrollment

High school Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors as well as recent high school graduates can take CCS dual enrollment classes through CCS this winter and save almost 80% of the cost of the class. The cost of the $4,995 class is discounted to $900 for students participating in the Dual Enrollment program.

High school students living in Michigan may qualify for additional financial support through their school district. Complete the Dual Enrollment Application here: https://forms.gle/P9KvreTvEhSy8qbm8

Build your portfolio, complete your prerequisites, and earn three college credits before you graduate from high school.

Students will earn 3.0 transferable college credits.

For more information about Dual Enrollment contact the Office of Precollege and Continuing Studies at 313.664.7456.

Click here to learn the technical requirements when taking an online class.