Modern Chinese Art
About the Course:
Chinese art has undergone a series of unprecedented shocks and transformations in the last century. From China’s turbulent recent history to the introduction of Western art, Chinese artists have negotiated or ignored polarizing influences in their work. Take this course to learn about Communist art programs, and how Mao continues to influence pop art from the grave. Find out about the burgeoning community of avant-garde artists in Beijing, and about how the fall of the Qing dynasty revolutionized traditional Chinese art forms.
How to Enroll:
To enroll in this course, e-mail the instructor with your intent to register. You will be provided with a code to enroll. The first day of class is Sept. 14. Please note that we will not be practicing Chinese painting in class.
Course Contact: abaecker AT berkeley.edu
Faculty Sponsor: Prof. William Schaefer
Time & Location:
| Section | Facilitators | Size | Location | Time | Starts | Status | CCNs |
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| Sec. 4 | Angie Baecker | — | 103 Moffitt | TuTh 5-6 | 9/14 | started | 20696 (lower) 20825 (upper) |
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