Exhibitions and their related programs are the mechanism by which art is presented and interpreted to the public; they are the primary means by which these objects, projects, and events move from the private realm to the public sphere. They, therefore, exist in a place of continual and important tension, in which questions of history, scholarship, connoisseurship, education, preservation and administration all converge and become inseparable aspects of a single whole. The School's course offerings in the area of Exhibition Studies are therefore developed and sponsored by a variety of departments in the School, to reflect these converging perspectives. Please note that not all courses are offered every year and course instructors may change.
| Course |
Sponsoring Department |
| Alternative Curatorial Practices |
Arts Administration & Art History,
Theory, and Criticism |
| Collaboration: Art As A Social Force |
Art Education |
Contemporary Art criticism |
Art History, Theory, and Criticism
|
| Curatorial Practice |
Arts Administration & Art History,
Theory, and Criticism |
| Curriculum and Instruction: Resources
& Methods |
Art Education |
| Educative Exhibition Design |
Interior Architecture |
| Exhibition Process |
Arts Administration & Art History |
| Extreme Arts Administration |
Arts Administration |
| From Lustron to Neon: Evaluating the
Recent Past |
Historic Preservation |
| Graduate Film, Video, and New Media
Seminar |
Master of Fine Arts |
| Graduate Research Seminar: Immersive
Environments |
Master of Fine Arts |
| Historic Site Management |
Historic Preservation |
| History of The Museum & Museum
in Society |
Arts Administration & Art History,
Theory, and Criticism |
| Illusion Time Machine: Art or Science? |
Historic Preservation |
| Information and Interaction: Multimedia
Design |
Visual Communication |
| Interpretation: Explore Meaning and
Identifying Bias |
Art Education |
| Live Culture |
Arts Administration |
| Microcinema and the Short |
Film, Video, and New Media |
| Museum as Critical Curriculum |
Art Education |
| Museum Education |
Art Education |
| Museum Education: Contemporary Issues |
Art Education |
| Object, Place & Event: Exhibition
Design |
Visual Communication |
| Publication as Curation |
Art History, Theory, and Criticism |
| Seminar: Art In Community: Collaborations |
Art Education |
| Seminar: Art In Community - New Connections |
Art Education |
| Seminar: Multiples in Contemporary
Art Practice |
Printmedia |
| Stage Set Design |
Interior Architecture |
| The Visible Side: Operating the Student
Union Galleries |
Undergraduate Division |
| Test Off the Page Workshop |
Writing |
| Topic: Exhibition Prosthetics |
Visual and Critical Studies |
| Video Installation |
Film, Video, and New Media |
For more information about the Exhibition Studies maximum credit breakdown
by program, contact the Exhibition Studies Administrative Director at
312.899-7470 or exhibitionstudies@artic.edu.
