INT 724 - Art and Place Reconsidered 4

2 credit(s)
A location may consist of multiple geographies, narratives, histories, and cultures. This studio course explores how artists engage with a local community. Using varied frames of reference, students approach a specific location as a subject for creative work. Students probe the intersections of Western and Eastern cultures as it is expressed through the city, its places and resources. Readings by Christopher Kennedy, and others, introduce ideas about urban development and contemporary Asian city life. This is one course in a set of four required Art and Place courses, and it can be taken before or after INT 722 or INT 723.
Prerequisite(s): INT 721.
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