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Visual Arts
Concentration
Barnard College
Art History students may elect to concentrate in the visual arts.
A visual arts concentration requires additional courses -- many
of them studio courses -- as well art history lectures.
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MAJOR IN ART HISTORY WITH CONCENTRATION IN
VISUAL ARTS
A minimum of twelve courses is required for the major in Art History
with concentration in the Visual Arts:
1. Six Art History courses including:
BC 1001 and 1002 Introduction to Art History
One course in 19th or 20th Century Art
One seminar in art history
2. Five Studio courses including BC3530 Advanced Studio
3. BC3031 Imagery and Form in the Arts
Art History senior thesis option for visual arts concentrators:
Art History Majors concentrating in Visual Arts may elect to
substitute the Senior Thesis for the Senior Project. To do this they
must:
1. Notify their adviser of their intention to do so by the
end of their junior year.
2. Take both Methods and Theories of Art History (BC3970) and the
Senior Research Seminar (BC3959 and BC3960)
Columbia University Visual Arts Department
Joan Snitzer, Director of the Visual Arts Program, can be reached by email
at
jsnitzer@barnard.edu.
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