Asian / Asian American Studies Institute Seeking Bold, Intellectual and Visual Explorers to ENROLL IN FALL 2016 ART & ART HISTORY Courses

 AASI 3220 / ARTH 3020 Asian American Art and Visual Culture / Class #11350 / FLYER

MW 10:30am – 11:45am Art Building Room 106

Interested in contemporary art and artists? Explore how Asian artists in the United States, ranging from recent immigrants and refugees to the American-born deal with issues of identity, cross-cultural connections, and community through the visual arts. View artworks, artist videos, films, and guest lectures that vividly bring these issues to life.

This interdisciplinary course explores issues of contemporary Asian American identity in art and visual culture, with an emphasis on the need for greater transcultural awareness and understanding in the fluid environment of the post-Cold War world where people, ideas and images swiftly traverse ever more porous national boundaries.

Margo L. Machida, Professor of Art & Art History and Core Faculty, AAAS Institute

CANCELLED / ARTH 3740 Far Eastern Painting / FLYER SLIDE SHOW

NEW SECTION ADDED / ARTH 1140 Introduction to Asian Art / Class # 16266

MW 12:20pm – 1:35pm Art Building Room 106

This course introduces students to Asian art and architecture from prehistory to the present. Students will also learn about Asian artistic practices as well as survey transcultural artistic connections in Asia and beyond.

Yan Geng, Assistant Professor of Art & Art History and Core Faculty, AAAS Institute