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ARTH2049 Australian Art: Methods and Approaches

Later Year Course

Offered By School of Cultural Inquiry
Academic Career Undergraduate
Course Subject Art History
Offered in ARTH2049 will not be offered in 2012
Unit Value 6 units
Course Description

The course will examine aspects of Australian painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography and the applied arts from a methodological perspective. It will raise questions concerning the analysis of Australian art by art historians and art critics and will suggest possible alternative readings of Australian art history within a broader international context.

Indicative Assessment

1,000 word tutorial paper (25%), 2,000 word essay (40%), Visual test (25%) and Tutorial participation (10%).

Workload Two hours of lectures per week and a tutorial in alternate weeks
Areas of Interest Art History
Requisite Statement

Introduction to Art History ARTH1002 and Introduction to Modern Art ARTH1003 or permission of the Coordinator.

Preliminary Reading

* Sayers, A., Australian Art, Oxford
* Kirby, S., Sight Lines - Women's Art and Feminist Perspectives, Craftsman House
* Grishin, S., Contemporary Australian Printmaking, Craftsman House

Academic Contact Professor Sasha Grishin

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