Buy Guided ARTS 201 – History of Art I

Buy Guided ARTS 201-History of Art I

Course Description

Note to student: This course requires the study of artworks and images that may include nudity, violence, sensitive content, and religious and political opinions that differ from your Christian worldview. If you do not wish to engage with this material, it is suggested that you speak to your instructor and/or academic advisor as soon as possible to discuss how to proceed. There will be no alternative assignments offered in this course.

Rationale

The purpose of this course is to broaden the student’s Christian worldview through the examination of archaeology, art, and visual culture. This course will enable the student to think critically about the nature of creativity and the notion of artistic genius. We live in a visual world. Art is everywhere—from graffiti on the streets to architecture, monuments, film, advertisements, and museum exposition—and this course will help the student decode and understand the meaning of visual culture from prehistory through the Middle Ages, and in turn, their own culture. Understanding, looking at, and thinking about ways the images communicate meaning is important in comprehending the world. The critical study of the complex relationship between Christianity and the visual arts reveals a unique opportunity to combine faith and academics in a meaningful and enlightening manner. The student’s Christian worldview will be enriched by studying the history of divine-inspired human creativity.

Measurable Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

1. 1. Master and use in discussion the art-historical terminology.
   2. Demonstrate a knowledge of the historical timeline and cultural and philosophical influences on artists and art movements from cave art to late medieval art.
   3. Critically analyze works of art, artists, and art movements according to their formative influences and identify ways in which they have influenced others.
   4. Integrate knowledge of Art History into their assignments in practical ways.
   5. Discover the spiritual meaning within works of art through the use of art-historical methodology taught from the Christian perspective.

Course Assignment

Textbook readings and lecture presentations

Course Requirements Checklist (1)

After reading the Course Syllabus and the Student Expectations at the beginning of the sub-term, the student will complete the Course Requirements Checklist (CRC).

Discussions (2)

Discussions are collaborative learning experiences. An important part of online curriculum, they provide a way to explore course topics and exchange ideas. For each Discussion, the student is required to create a thread in response to the provided prompt. This initial post must demonstrate course-related knowledge and include a biblical principle. In addition, the student is required to reply to two posts by their classmates.

Virtual Tours and Journal Entry Assignments (4)

Virtual Tours allow the student to visit museums or cultural heritage sites via the Internet. After completing all facets of each Virtual Tour, the student will compose a Journal Entry based on the prompt. Each Journal Entry must contain a citation of an academic source (a scholarly book or a scholarly/peer-reviewed journal article).

Virtual Exhibition Project Assignment (1)

The student will complete a Virtual Exhibition Project comprised of annotated images of the artworks from a museum or a gallery. This assignment assesses the student’s ability to describe, analyze, and organize the works of art in the form of a thematic art exhibition.

Case Study Assignments (2)

The student will learn more about Ancient Roman urban planning and Early Christian art by completing Case Studies. Each Case Study will contain a hand-drawn or computer-generated design followed by a slide presentation. Each slide will contain an image and a written annotation.

Visual Analysis Assignment (1)

The student will learn more about Romanesque architecture by clicking on the various points on the on-screen image. No writing is required.

Quizzes (8)

Each open-text/open-notes multiple-choice quiz covers the Learn materials for the corresponding Module: Week and will have no time limit.

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