2008- 2009 Courses Offered VPAA05H3 Collaborations in the Visual and Performing Arts VPHA46H3 Ways of Seeing: Introduction to Art Histories VPHB41H3 The Human Figure in Greek Art (8th-4th Centuries B.C.) VPHB42H3 Carolingian and Romanesque Art and Architecture VPHB46H3 Paris: The Capital of the 19th Century: Impressionism and Post-Impressionism VPHB52H3 Ancient Art and Architecture (ca. 900 B.C.-300 A.D.) VPHB58H3 Modern Art and Culture VPHB59H3 Current Art Practices VPHB63H3 Science, Vision, and Humanism in Renaissance Europe VPHB65H3 Africa in Art: Yesterday and Today VPHB66H3 Representing Religions: The Rise of States, World Religions, and Art Patronage VPHB67H3 Buddhist Arts and Cultures VPHB68H3 Art and the Everyday: Mass Culture and the Visual Arts VPHB71H3 Exhibiting Art VPHB72H3 Museum and Curatorial Practice: Theoretical and Ethical Issues VPHC45H3 Seminar in Twentieth Century Art VPHC46H3 Topics in Art of the Ancient World VPHC51H3 Word and Image VPHC52H3 Issues in Contemporary Global Arts VPHC54H3 Art Writing VPHC55H3 Religion in the Arts: Hinduism and Jainismm VPHC56H3 Religion in the Arts: The Judeo-Christian Traditions VPHC58H3 Religion in the Arts: Seminar in Buddhism and Art VPHC70H3 Modern and Contemporary Arts and Visual Culture of the Middle East VPHC72H3 Art, the Museum and the Gallery VPHD41H3 Supervised Reading in Art History VPHD42Y3 Supervised Reading in Art History

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