The Middle Ages Meets Popular Culture in Siena: Reading the Signs of Italy with Umberto Eco
Indigenous Rights and Environmental Justice
Hispanic Culture through Literature (900-1600)
History of Iberian Languages
Independent Internship
The History of Italian Cinema
2nd Year Spanish- Writing
ARH 358: 20th-21st c. Architecture, Urbanism, and Design
This course introduces students to 20th-21st century architecture, urbanism, and design, considered historically, theoretically, and in the context of London, a global cultural center. Organized by way of three main themes/clusters—1) Empire, Collection, & Display; 2) Midcentury Modernism and Postmodernism; and 3) Architecture & Urbanism Under Advanced Capitalism—the course gives special attention to the ever-shifting relations between art and design from the Industrial Revolution to the contemporary moment.
ARH 354: Modern and Contemporary Art
This course introduces students to modern and contemporary art, considered historically, theoretically, and in the context of London, a global cultural center. The class explores major developments in modern and contemporary art and theory, as well as the ever-shifting relations between art, architecture, and the city from the Industrial Revolution to present-day society. It is clustered by way of three key periods/themes: 1) Empire, Collection, & Display; 2) Midcentury Modernism and Postmodernism; and 3) Art & Architecture Under Advanced Capitalism.