course

AH413

Course Credit:  3.0

From the birth of photography to stop motion to film, this course explores the history of cinematic technology and its intersection with the art movements and cultural shifts of the late-19th to early-20th centuries. Pioneers of Light and Form: Art Nouveau and the Birth of Film introduces the dynamic movements of Expressionism and Art Nouveau alongside the pioneering era of film to discover how advances in technology and the shock of world events shaped emerging artistic and aesthetic values. Through the examination of photography, film, artwork, fashion, architecture, and home goods, students will gain an understanding of the roles art and cinema played within the burgeoning modern lifestyle of the late 1800s through the Roaring Twenties.

Related programs: Liberal Arts