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This art history course begins with an introduction to some of the 19th century movements that contributed to major breakthroughs and innovations in 20th century art. Starting from Romanticism, through to Realism, Impressionism, Cubism, the course will proceed to cover early 20th century Abstraction, Constructivism and Surrealism, to mid-century Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, Conceptual Art to the Contemporary period starting in the 1980s. The course will also reflect on how art history is enriched by non-Western and feminist interventions. Students will be encouraged to become knowledgeable participants in the ongoing debates about what art is, who it's for, and who gets to benefit from it. The course format is based on lectures and class discussions. Suitable for all levels. TUESDAYS, JAN 12 - APR 06, 2PM - 5PM(PDT) IN-PERSON FRIDAYS, JAN 15 - APR 09, 10AM - 1PM(PDT) IN-PERSON