INT 722 - Art and Place Reconsidered 2

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 will approach a specific location as a subject for creative work. This second course in the series will include readings by Edward Said, Homi Bhaba, and others. The course investigates theories about post-colonial geography. This is one course in a series of four required Art and Place courses, and it can be taken before or after INT 723 or INT 724.
Prerequisite(s): INT 721.
Laboratory fee.

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