DUAL BACHELOR OF ARTS IN FINE ARTS & ART HISTORY

Bachelor's degree

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Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Methodology

    Online

  • Duration

    Flexible

If you are interested in art-making, as well as the history and development of art practices over time, this dual degree program may be the one for you. Studying at a research university prepares students to respond to the complexity of possibilities facing the contemporary artist with expanded avenues for artistic research. If your artwork considers conceptions of the body and gender or comments on politics, for example, you can take courses from experts here at GW. In today’s world, artists must take an interdisciplinary approach to create innovative and interesting art, and at GW you have the opportunity to put this skill into practice. With a more diverse background, our students are prepared to ideate richer subject-matter, processes and outcomes.

Our program emphasizes a critical and creative relationship between content and form, an awareness of art historical connections and engagement with diverse contexts of creative production.

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Subjects

  • Archaeology
  • Art History
  • Design
  • Ceramics
  • Sculpture
  • New Media
  • Media
  • Art
  • Drawing
  • Painting

Course programme

Bachelor of Arts with a Dual Major in Art History and in Fine Arts
The following requirements must be fulfilled:

The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, Undergraduate Programs.

Additional curriculum requirements:

Art History

At least one course from six of the seven categories below and one additional course from any category for a total of 21 credits.

Ancient
  • Ancient Art of the Bronze Age and Greece
  • Ancient Art of the Roman Empire
  • Art and Archaeology of Egypt and the Near East
  • Art and Archaeology of the Aegean Bronze Age
  • Topics in Ancient Art and Archaeology
  • Art and Archaeology of Israel and Neighboring Lands
  • Topics in Ancient Art and Archaeology
Medieval/Islamic World
  • Early Christian and Byzantine Art and Architecture
  • Proseminar in Romanesque and Gothic Art and Architecture
  • Islamic Art and Architecture
  • Art of the Book in the Medieval Muslim World
  • Topics in Islamic Art and Architecture
  • Italian Art and Architecture of the 13th through 15th Centuries
  • Topics in Early Northern Renaissance Art and Architecture
  • Topics in Early Northern Renaissance Art and Architecture
  • Seminar in Medieval Art and Architecture
Renaissance/Baroque
  • History of Decorative Arts: European Heritage
  • Italian Art and Architecture of the Sixteenth Century
  • Topics in Northern Renaissance Art and Architecture
  • Topics in Northern Renaissance Art and Architecture
  • Italian Art and Architecture of the Seventeenth Century
  • Topics in Northern European Art and Architecture of the Seventeenth Century
  • Topics in Spanish and Portuguese Art through the Sixteenth Century
  • Topics in Spanish and Portuguese Art through the Sixteenth Century
  • Topics in Seventeenth/Eighteenth Century Spanish and Portuguese Art
  • Seminar in Renaissance Art and Architecture
  • Seminar in Baroque Art and Architecture
18th/19th century
  • Introduction to the Arts in America
  • History of Decorative Arts: European Heritage
  • American Architecture I
  • History of Decorative Arts: American Heritage
  • European Art of the Eighteenth Century
  • European Art of the Early Nineteenth Century
  • European Art of the Early Nineteenth Century
  • European Art of the Late Nineteenth Century
  • European Art of the Late Nineteenth Century
  • American Art in the Age of Revolution
  • American Art in the Era of National Expansion
Modern and contemporary
  • American Architecture II
  • History of Photography
  • History of Photography
  • Introduction to the Arts in America
  • Early Twentieth-Century Art
  • Early Twentieth-Century Art
  • Modern Architecture in Europe and America
  • Modern Architecture in Europe and America
  • American Art of the Twentieth Century
  • Later Twentieth-Century Art
  • Later Twentieth-Century Art
  • Seminar in Modern European Art and Architecture
  • Seminar in Contemporary Art
Asian
  • East Asian Art
  • South Asian Art
  • Art of Southeast Asia
  • Special Topics in Asian Art
  • Special Topics in South Asian Art
  • Topics in South Asian Art
Pre-Columbian/Latin American/African
  • Ancient Mexican Civilizations
  • The Aztec Empire
  • Special Topics in Precolumbian Art and Archaeology
  • Latin American Art and Architecture
Junior/senior seminars

At least two of the following for a total of 6 credits:
  • Topics in Ancient Art and Archaeology
  • Seminar in Medieval Art and Architecture
  • Seminar in Renaissance Art and Architecture
  • Seminar in Baroque Art and Architecture
  • Seminar in Modern European Art and Architecture
  • Seminar in American Art and Architecture
  • Seminar in American Art and Architecture
  • Topics in Islamic Art and Architecture
  • Seminar in Contemporary Art
  • Topics in South Asian Art
  • Seminar: Topics in Art History
  • Senior Thesis
Fine Arts

Required
  • Concept Lab
One introductory level course from three of the studio areas listed below for a total of 9 credits; for this purpose, FA 1000 counts as a studio area
  • Dean's Seminar
Ceramics
  • Introduction to Handbuilt Ceramics
  • Introduction to Wheelthrown Ceramics
Sculpture
  • Sculpture: Material Investigations
Drawing
  • Drawing Fundamentals
Painting
  • Painting: Visual Thinking
Photography
  • Black and White Photography
  • Color Photography
  • New Media
  • New Media: Digital Art
Three courses at the 2000 or 3000 level including at least one course in two of the six studio areas below for a total of 9 credits:

Ceramics
  • Ceramic Design in Handbuilt Forms
  • Ceramic Design in Wheelthrown Forms
  • Ceramic Sculpture
  • Special Topics: Ceramics
Sculpture
  • Sculpture Fabrication
  • Sculpture: Design in Action
  • Digital Fabrication
  • Special Topics: Sculpture
Drawing
  • Drawing: Perception and Mark Making
  • Advanced Drawing Techniques
  • Experimental Drawing
  • Special Topics: Drawing
Painting
  • Painting: Watercolor
  • Painting a Figure
  • Painting: Process and Materials Lab
  • Painting: Contemporary Issues
  • Special Topics: Painting
Photography
  • Photography: Abstraction versus Representation
  • Photography: Altered Landscapes
  • Photography: From Photograms to Scanograms
  • Photography: Contemporary Issues
  • Special Topics: Photography
New Media
  • Video Art and Time-based Media
  • Video: Remixing the Archive
  • Site and Sound
  • Special Topics: New Media
One of the following courses:
  • Special Topics: Fine Arts
  • Collaborative Practices: Social Practices of Art
  • The Cinematic in Contemporary Art
  • Painting Off the Wall
  • Creative Photovoltaics
The following capstone course:
  • Critical Practices

DUAL BACHELOR OF ARTS IN FINE ARTS & ART HISTORY

Price on request