ARTH 563
Contemporary Curatorial Workshop Fall 2024 (also offered Spring 2025)
Division I

Class Details

Seminar for graduate art history students to engage in discourse around contemporary curatorial practice with professionals in the field. Guest curators discuss their work and methodology and students enrolled in the course who are working on curatorial projects have the opportunity to workshop their ideas with their peers and guests. Under the direction of the chairs, students will participate in class discussions, present projects, host local and visiting curators, travel to visit exhibitions regionally as the schedule allows, and explore key topics in modern and contemporary art and curatorial practice.
The Class: Format: seminar; workshop, meets 4x a semester
Limit: 25
Expected: 25
Class#: 1672
Grading: pass/fail option only
Requirements/Evaluation: Attendance is required at all sessions. There are no assignments or exams.
Prerequisites: None
Enrollment Preferences: Graduate students in the history of art; undergraduates may audit the course for no credit with prior approval of the instructors and as space allows.
Distributions: Divison I
Attributes: ARTH post-1800

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