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Art Education 160 is an undergraduate course dealing with the visual arts and music in the Western World since 1945. It is offered for 5 credit hours Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer. It is available as a GEC and VPA Admis Cond course. Students from all disciplines are welcome and no previous experience in art or music is necessary. During the Autumn, Winter and Spring Quarters, 160 is taught on Tuesday and Thursdays from 8:30 to 10:18 in Sullivant Auditorium. In addition, students register for a one hour discussion group, which meets one day each week at another location. These are offered at 15 different times during the week, to accommodate most schedules. There is also a distance education version of Art Education 160 that is web based and may be taken on a computer. The course number is Art Education 160D. The content of 160D is similar to the campus course, although there are no scheduled classes, and all work, including discussions, exams and papers will be handled electronically. If you are interested in taking 160D, contact Dr. Robert Arnold at arnold.1@osu.edu or 614-292-1230. During the Summer of 2002, 160 will be taught first term, and will meet Monday through Friday from 9:30 to 11:18 in Sullivant Auditorium. 160D is not offered in the summer. This web page will introduce you to 160, if you are thinking of taking the course, and will provide valuable information and links if you are currently enrolled in the course. To learn more, click on the links below. |
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Here you will find the syllabus for the current quarter. If you are interested in learning about 160, reading this will give you a pretty good idea of what the course is about and the course requirements. If you are currently a student in 160 and have lost your syllabus, here it is to be downloaded or printed.
Here you will find a day to day list of each of the artists covered in lecture. These are not lecture notes, but a convenient way of keeping ahead of course material, should you so desire, or a way to see who you missed should you miss a lecture. All lectures may not be posted at the beginning of the quarter, because some lectures may be under revision. They will be posted when they are ready. There is a link for each artist covered in the course. Following those links will give you more information about each artist.
This is a list of art exhibits and concerts that may be of interest to 160 students. This list was preparedbefore the beginning of the current quarter and in no way should be considered complete. Check the local newspapers and web sites of local museums, galleries and concert halls for more current information.
This is the page where you will find links to a number of contemporary sites that may be useful in doing the web assignment. This gives you an opportunity to travel around the world to to see some of the best sites for the study of contemporary visual art.
These are the guidelines for writing the critical essays that were passed out in the discussion groups.
This is a list of events in past years that you may find useful in giving you a context for the art and music that we are covering in this course.
