Visual Culture
Curriculum Description |
Degree Requirements Given the proximity of Georgetown University to many of the nation's leading art galleries, museums, and repositories for cinematic and photographic history, students choosing the curricular field of Visual Culture are urged to visit these collections, attend the tours and special lectures, and coordinate research topics. Additionally, students may participate in no more than one appropriate study tour, such as those offered in Italy and other sites through the Office of International Programs. A study tour counts as a general program elective course only, not as a curricular field elective or Topical course. Curricular Field |
Curricular Field Core:
Art and Ethics: Current Controversies in the Liberal ArtsArt, Creativity, and Gender
Art, Creativity, and the Sacred
Art, Culture, and Values
The Artist in the Community
Curricular Field Elective:
American ArtArtist As Genius
Artists as Rebels and Martyrs
Artists as Revolutionaries
Buddhism through Literature and Art
Medieval Cathedrals,Gothic Architecture and Catholic Imagination
Curricular Field Human Values:
Adam and Eve in Theology and ImageArt and Terrorism
Cinema and American Values
Classic and Romantic: Styles and Values in Western Culture
Fragmentation and Reintegration
Images of Eve, Mary, and Fatima
The Medieval Synthesis: Art and Religion in the Middle Ages
The Myth of the Hero
Visual Culture and Terrorism
War, Peace, and Violence in the Visual Culture of the West
