Art History and Film Studies BA (Hons)

• European Cinema B
• Film Analysis
• Stories of Art I: Shaping Art

• Global Cinema A
• Stories of Art II: Making Modernity

• Film Theory
• Reading Art History: Critical Texts

• Art and the City

• Picasso to Kahlo: Transatlantic Dialogues
• Statues to Saints: The Art of Late Antiquity
• The Film Festival Circuit

• British Cinema A
• British Cinema B
• Chinese Cinema B
• Debates in Screen Documentary A
• Debates in Screen Documentary B
• Picasso to Kahlo: Transatlantic Dialogues
• Pop Life: After Modern Art
• Selling yourself: 18th Century Art and Society
• Victorian Visions: Art, Industry, Modernity

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Year 3 at sussex

• A Great and Golden Age:Byzantium 843-1204
• Film and Revolution (A)
• Hollywood Industry and Imaginary
• Inhuman Bondage: the Image of Slavery 1750-1850
• Sex and the City: The Origins of Modernism in Britain 1870-1910
• Sexualities and the Cinema
• The Film Festival Circuit
• The Order of Things: The Museum and its Objects
• Viewing Women

• Adaptation: Filming Fiction
• Album to Algorithm: Photography in Context
• Art and Letters: Visual Culture in its Literary Contexts
• Eastern European Cinemas: myth and memory
• Film Studies Dissertation
• Hollywood Comedian Comedy
• Representing Women
• Teen Cinema: Coming of Age on Screen
• The Cinematic City
• The World Encompassed: Art and Empire