ARTH 5600 — Landscape and Ecology in Visual Culture
4 semester hoursGraduateLecture
Offers critical and historical approaches to landscape, nature, ecology, and human subjectivity in art, design, and visual culture up to the present day, drawn from the interdisciplinary environmental humanities. Ecocritical art history is a growing field that examines and critiques the agency of creative visual production to represent, narrate, innovate, and transform our relationship to the natural world.