
This course offers an in-depth study and interpretation of significant social, historical, political, and philosophical themes within contemporary art. It examines contemporary art as a reflection of society, tracing influences from Western Art of the 13th century through to Modern and Contemporary Art of the 20th and 21st centuries. Students will explore key developments by looking at the intersections of art with science, technology, and new forms of visual culture that are shaping the art world today.
Tuition fees are listed per course.
There are no specific academic prerequisites or English language proficiency requirements listed for this course. It appears to be open to all applicants.
The tuition fee for the Contemporary Art: A History course is 380.01 CAD per course for both domestic and international students.
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The course explores significant social, historical, political, and philosophical themes in contemporary art, tracing influences from 13th-century Western Art through to 20th and 21st-century modern and contemporary art. It also examines the intersection of art with science, technology, and visual culture.