艺术史学士学位（非工作室）

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The Bachelor of Arts, Major in Art History (Non-Studio) is offered through the Division of Art History and Contemporary Culture. It provides students with opportunities to explore history, theory, and critical analysis of art, craft, film, design and architecture. Enhanced by its setting within an art school, the major in Art History program enables students to take studio courses while concentrating on the critical discourse surrounding the social production and reception of art. the program emphazises Western and North-American Indigenous art, craft, design, film and architecture of the 19th and 20th centuries, but also examines art of earlier time periods and provides some opportunities to look at art globally.<br> Enhanced by its setting within an art school, students in the Bachelor of Arts, Major in Art History program are surrounded by ongoing contact with various modes and materials of current maker, exhibition and critical practices in the arts, craft and design.<br> With a strong emphasis on theory, students are offered courses in art history, literature, film history and theory, art education, critical studies and Indigenous studies. Ranging from introductory surveys to senior seminars, these courses bring students together, fostering a cross-disciplinary flow of ideas and interaction.<br> The ability to work closely with a faculty comprised of accomplished artists, scholars, educators and leaders in their craft.