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Dec 11, 2024
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AH 192 - Workshop in Art History: Asia in New York
This course introduces students to direct embodiments of Asian culture
in museums and various other institutions in New York and at the same
time provides a systematic survey of Asian art (Chinese, Korean,
Japanese, Indian and South-East Asian) from the Bronze age to the 20th
century. While four class meetings and exams take place in a campus
auditorium, other lectures are held in such institutions as the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Chinese Scholars Garden and Jaques
Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art on Staten Island, the China Institute,
the Museum of Chinese in the Americas and the Eastern States Buddhist
Temple in Manhattan, the Bonsai Museum and Japanese Garden in the
Brooklyn Botanic Garden as well as the Asian floor of the Brooklyn
Museum of Art, the galleries of the Japan Society and the Urasenke Tea
Ceremony Society, the Morgan Library, the galleries of the Asia
Society, the Nicholas Roerich Museum and the American Numismatic
Society.
Prerequisites & Notes
This course has received provisional approval.
SSI
60686: M-Th, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Naymark, 204 Calkins
Credits: 3 s.h.
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