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fcmuenzer — 2009-05-06 14:12:43

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- AHI 1A Ancient Art AHI AHI 1B Medieval and Renaissance Art AHI 1C Baroque to Modern Art AHI 1D Asian Art AHI 5 Introduction to Visual Culture AHI 10 Twenty Monuments AHI 25 Introduction to Architectural History	+ AHI 1A Ancient Art, AHI 1B Medieval and Renaissance Art, AHI 1C Baroque to Modern Art, AHI 1D Asian Art, AHI 5 Introduction to Visual Culture, AHI 10 Twenty Monuments, AHI 25 Introduction to Architectural History, AHI 1E Islamic Art and Architecture
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- Choose one course from two of the following three areas:	+ 1). Choose one course from two of the following three areas:
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- Ancient art:	+ A). Ancient art:
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- AHI 172A Early Greek Art (formerly AHI 154A) AHI 172B Later Greek Art (formerly AHI 154B) AHI 173 Roman Art (formerly AHI 155) AHI 175 Architecture & Urbanism in Mediterranean Antiquity	+ AHI 172A Early Greek Art (formerly AHI 154A), AHI 172B Later Greek Art (formerly AHI 154B), AHI 173 Roman Art (formerly AHI 155), AHI 175 Architecture & Urbanism in Mediterranean Antiquity
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- Asian art:	+ B). Asian art:
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- AHI 163A Arts of China AHI 163B Chinese Painting AHI 163D Visual Arts and Culture of Early Modern China AHI 164 Arts of Japan	+ AHI 163A Arts of China, AHI 163B Chinese Painting, AHI 163D Visual Arts and Culture of Early Modern China, AHI 164 Arts of Japan
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- Islamic art:	+ C). Islamic art:
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- AHI 155 The Islamic City AHI 156 Arts of the Islamic Book	+ AHI 155 The Islamic City, AHI 156 Arts of the Islamic Book
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- Choose one course from two of the following areas	+ 2). Choose one course from two of the following three areas
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- Western art, Gothic to Baroque	+ D). Western art, Gothic to Baroque
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- AHI 176C Art of the Middle Ages: Gothic AHI 178A Italian (Gothic) Renaissance AHI 178B Italian (Early) Renaissance AHI 178C Italian (High) Renaissance AHI 179B Baroque Art	+ AHI 176C Art of the Middle Ages: Gothic, AHI 178A Italian (Gothic) Renaissance, AHI 178B Italian (Early) Renaissance, AHI 178C Italian (High) Renaissance, AHI 179B Baroque Art
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- Western art to 1900:	+ E). Western art to 1900:
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- AHI 168 Great Cities AHI 182 British Art and Culture, 1750-1900, AHI 183A Art in the Age of Revolution, 1750-1850, AHI 183B Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, AHI 183C Modernism in France, 1880-1940 AHI 188A The American Home AHI 188B Architecture of the United States AHI 188D American Painting and Sculpture to Civil War AHI 188E American Painting and Sculpture, Civil War-WWII	+ AHI 168 Great Cities, AHI 182 British Art and Culture, 1750-1900, AHI 183A Art in the Age of Revolution, 1750-1850, AHI 183B Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, AHI 183C Modernism in France, 1880-1940 AHI 188A The American Home, AHI 188B Architecture of the United States, AHI 188D American Painting and Sculpture to Civil War, AHI 188E American Painting and Sculpture, Civil War-WWII
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- Western art after 1900:	+ F). Western art after 1900:
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- AHI 189 Photography in History AHI 183C Early Modernism AHI 184 Twentieth Century Architecture AHI 185 Avant-Gardism and its Aftermath AHI 186 Art after Modernism, 1948 to the Present	+ AHI 189 Photography in History, AHI 183C Early Modernism, AHI 184 Twentieth Century Architecture, AHI 185 Avant-Gardism and its Aftermath , AHI 186 Art after Modernism, 1948 to the Present

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JoePomidor — 2009-02-28 18:20:43

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- AHI 168 Great Cities AHI 182 British Art and Culture, 1750-1900, AHI 183A Art in the Age of Revolution, 1750-1850, AHI 183B Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, AHI 183C Modernism in France, 1880-1940 AHI 188A The American Home AHI 188B Architecture of the United States AHI 188D American Painting and Scultpure to Civil War AHI 188E American Painting and Sculpture, Civil War-WWII	+ AHI 168 Great Cities AHI 182 British Art and Culture, 1750-1900, AHI 183A Art in the Age of Revolution, 1750-1850, AHI 183B Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, AHI 183C Modernism in France, 1880-1940 AHI 188A The American Home AHI 188B Architecture of the United States AHI 188D American Painting and Sculpture to Civil War AHI 188E American Painting and Sculpture, Civil War-WWII

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fcmuenzer — 2008-10-30 14:23:20

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- One course in each of the following areas. Please be aware that not all courses are offered every year.	+ Choose one course from two of the following three areas:
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- AHI 153 Art & Storytelling in the Pacific AHI 163A Arts of China AHI 163B Chinese Painting AHI 163C Painting in the People's Republic of China AHI 163D Visual Arts and Culture of Early Modern China AHI 164 Arts of Japan	+ AHI 163A Arts of China AHI 163B Chinese Painting AHI 163D Visual Arts and Culture of Early Modern China AHI 164 Arts of Japan
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- Western art to 1865:	+ Islamic art:
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- AHI 178A Italian Pre-Renaissance AHI 178B Italian Early Renaissance AHI 178C Italian High Renaissance AHI 179B Baroque Art AHI 183A Age of Revolution AHI 188D American Art to the Civil War	+ AHI 155 The Islamic City AHI 156 Arts of the Islamic Book
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- Western art after 1865:	+ Choose one course from two of the following areas
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- AHI 183B Impressionism & Post-Impressionism AHI 188E American Art 1865-1945 AHI 189 Photography in History AHI 183C Early Modernism AHI 184 Twentieth Century Architecture AHI 185 Avant-Gardism and its Aftermath AHI 186 Art after Modernism, 1948 to the Present	+ Western art, Gothic to Baroque + + AHI 176C Art of the Middle Ages: Gothic AHI 178A Italian (Gothic) Renaissance AHI 178B Italian (Early) Renaissance AHI 178C Italian (High) Renaissance AHI 179B Baroque Art + + Western art to 1900: + + AHI 168 Great Cities AHI 182 British Art and Culture, 1750-1900, AHI 183A Art in the Age of Revolution, 1750-1850, AHI 183B Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, AHI 183C Modernism in France, 1880-1940 AHI 188A The American Home AHI 188B Architecture of the United States AHI 188D American Painting and Scultpure to Civil War AHI 188E American Painting and Sculpture, Civil War-WWII + + Western art after 1900: + + AHI 189 Photography in History AHI 183C Early Modernism AHI 184 Twentieth Century Architecture AHI 185 Avant-Gardism and its Aftermath AHI 186 Art after Modernism, 1948 to the Present
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- AHI 110 Cultural History of Museums and Art Exhibitions AHI 151 Arts of the Americas AHI 168 Great Cities AHI 182 English Art & Culture AHI 188A The American Home AHI 188B Architecture in the U.S. AHI 192 internship AHI 401, 402 Museum training AHI 199 Independent study AHI 194H Honors thesis (recommended to students with a GPA of 3.7 in the major)	+ AHI 110 Cultural History of Museums and Art Exhibitions AHI 151 Arts of the Americas AHI 192 internship AHI 401, 402 Museum training AHI 199 Independent study AHI 194H Honors thesis (recommended to students with a GPA of 3.7 in the major)

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JabberWokky — 2008-05-06 08:32:31

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- The Art Department was established in 1958 (the same year as the ["Music Department"].	+ The Art Department was established in 1958, the same year as the ["Music Department"]. It has undergraduate and graduate level courses.

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SeanJohannessen — 2007-08-04 12:02:30

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- '''NOTE:''' ["Technocultural Studies"] (TCS) is currently housed in the ["Art Building"], although with the completion of the new TCS Building (remodeled ["Art Annex"]), in early 2007, they have begun setting up and moving into their new home, a couple hundred feet away. The Technocultural Studies and Art Departments, while having some similarities, are distinct and separate departments.	+ '''NOTE:''' ["Technocultural Studies"] (TCS) is currently housed in the ["Art Building"], although with the completion of the new ["Technocultural Studies Building"] (remodeled ["Art Annex"]), in early 2007, they have begun setting up and moving into their new home, a couple hundred feet away. The Technocultural Studies and Art Departments, while having some similarities, are distinct and separate departments.

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SeanJohannessen — 2007-08-04 10:42:25

Updated bit about TCS Building

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- '''NOTE:''' ["Technocultural Studies"] (TCS) is currently housed in the ["Art Building"]. Sometime in 2005-2006 TCS will move to their new home in the ["Art Annex"] (which may get a new name). The Technocultural Studies and Art Departments, while having some similarities, are distinct and separate departments.	+ '''NOTE:''' ["Technocultural Studies"] (TCS) is currently housed in the ["Art Building"], although with the completion of the new TCS Building (remodeled ["Art Annex"]), in early 2007, they have begun setting up and moving into their new home, a couple hundred feet away. The Technocultural Studies and Art Departments, while having some similarities, are distinct and separate departments.

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JessicaRockwell — 2007-04-13 18:16:59

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	+ The Art Department was established in 1958 (the same year as the ["Music Department"].

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JabberWokky — 2006-07-18 19:19:35

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- '''ART STUDIO''' [[BR]] - The UC Davis Art Studio program provides the education necessary to to prepare students for graduate work or to be professional artists or art teachers. Many courses are available to students in other curricula for their own personal enrichment.	+ = Art Studio = + The UC Davis Art Studio program provides the education necessary to to prepare students for graduate work or to be professional artists or art teachers. Many courses are available to students in other curricula for their own personal enrichment.
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- The UC Davis Art Studio program is accredited and has a diverse faculty of nationally and internationally known artists.	+ The UC Davis Art Studio program is accredited and has a diverse faculty of nationally and internationally known artists.
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- The Master in Fine Arts (M.F.A.) at the UCD Department of Art & Art History gives Graduate students an opportunity to explore a range of practices in a variety of media. The program is unique in that the curriculum is not limited to one specialty and the students are encouraged to explore what works most honestly for their artistic expression.	+ The Master in Fine Arts (M.F.A.) at the UCD Department of Art & Art History gives Graduate students an opportunity to explore a range of practices in a variety of media. The program is unique in that the curriculum is not limited to one specialty and the students are encouraged to explore what works most honestly for their artistic expression.
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- '''ART HISTORY'''[[BR]]	+ = Art History =
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- AHI 1A Ancient Art AHI AHI 1B Medieval and Renaissance Art AHI 1C Baroque to Modern Art AHI 1D Asian Art AHI 5 Introduction to Visual Culture AHI 10 Twenty Monuments AHI 25 Introduction to Architectural History -	+ AHI 1A Ancient Art AHI AHI 1B Medieval and Renaissance Art AHI 1C Baroque to Modern Art AHI 1D Asian Art AHI 5 Introduction to Visual Culture AHI 10 Twenty Monuments AHI 25 Introduction to Architectural History
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- ART STUDIO COURSE--4 units
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- One course in art practice offered by the Art Studio program, lower or upper division. (Please note that such courses in theory and criticism as ART 10, 30, 132A, 132B, 147, 148, and 150 are ineligible for meeting this requirement.)	+ ART STUDIO COURSE--4 units
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- UPPER DIVISION AREA REQUIREMENTS--16 units	+ One course in art practice offered by the Art Studio program, lower or upper division. (Please note that such courses in theory and criticism as ART 10, 30, 132A, 132B, 147, 148, and 150 are ineligible for meeting this requirement.)
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- One course in each of the following areas. Please be aware that not all courses are offered every year.	+ UPPER DIVISION AREA REQUIREMENTS--16 units + + One course in each of the following areas. Please be aware that not all courses are offered every year.
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- AHI 153 Art & Storytelling in the Pacific AHI 163A Arts of China AHI 163B Chinese Painting AHI 163C Painting in the People's Republic of China AHI 163D Visual Arts and Culture of Early Modern China AHI 164 Arts of Japan	+ AHI 153 Art & Storytelling in the Pacific AHI 163A Arts of China AHI 163B Chinese Painting AHI 163C Painting in the People's Republic of China AHI 163D Visual Arts and Culture of Early Modern China AHI 164 Arts of Japan
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- AHI 178A Italian Pre-Renaissance AHI 178B Italian Early Renaissance AHI 178C Italian High Renaissance AHI 179B Baroque Art AHI 183A Age of Revolution AHI 188D American Art to the Civil War	+ AHI 178A Italian Pre-Renaissance AHI 178B Italian Early Renaissance AHI 178C Italian High Renaissance AHI 179B Baroque Art AHI 183A Age of Revolution AHI 188D American Art to the Civil War
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- AHI 183B Impressionism & Post-Impressionism AHI 188E American Art 1865-1945 AHI 189 Photography in History AHI 183C Early Modernism AHI 184 Twentieth Century Architecture AHI 185 Avant-Gardism and its Aftermath AHI 186 Art after Modernism, 1948 to the Present -	+ AHI 183B Impressionism & Post-Impressionism AHI 188E American Art 1865-1945 AHI 189 Photography in History AHI 183C Early Modernism AHI 184 Twentieth Century Architecture AHI 185 Avant-Gardism and its Aftermath AHI 186 Art after Modernism, 1948 to the Present
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- UNDERGRADUATE SEMINAR--4 units
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- One proseminar from AHI 190 A-H; different topics will be offered each year. Majors may participate in up to two undergraduate seminars, the second of which will be counted as an upper-division course.	+ UNDERGRADUATE SEMINAR--4 units + + One proseminar from AHI 190 A-H; different topics will be offered each year. Majors may participate in up to two undergraduate seminars, the second of which will be counted as an upper-division course.
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- Any five additional upper-division art history courses. These may include courses among the area requirements above or any of the following:	+ Any five additional upper-division art history courses. These may include courses among the area requirements above or any of the following:
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- [[BR]][[BR]]

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JevanGray — 2005-09-21 12:40:55

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- AHI 1A Ancient Art AHI - AHI 1B Medieval and Renaissance Art - AHI 1C Baroque to Modern Art - AHI 1D Asian Art - AHI 5 Introduction to Visual Culture - AHI 10 Twenty Monuments - AHI 25 Introduction to Architectural History	+ AHI 1A Ancient Art AHI AHI 1B Medieval and Renaissance Art AHI 1C Baroque to Modern Art AHI 1D Asian Art AHI 5 Introduction to Visual Culture AHI 10 Twenty Monuments AHI 25 Introduction to Architectural History
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- AHI 172A Early Greek Art (formerly AHI 154A) - AHI 172B Later Greek Art (formerly AHI 154B) - AHI 173 Roman Art (formerly AHI 155) - AHI 175 Architecture & Urbanism in Mediterranean Antiquity	+ AHI 172A Early Greek Art (formerly AHI 154A) AHI 172B Later Greek Art (formerly AHI 154B) AHI 173 Roman Art (formerly AHI 155) AHI 175 Architecture & Urbanism in Mediterranean Antiquity
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- AHI 153 Art & Storytelling in the Pacific - AHI 163A Arts of China - AHI 163B Chinese Painting - AHI 163C Painting in the People's Republic of China - AHI 163D Visual Arts and Culture of Early Modern China - AHI 164 Arts of Japan	+ AHI 153 Art & Storytelling in the Pacific AHI 163A Arts of China AHI 163B Chinese Painting AHI 163C Painting in the People's Republic of China AHI 163D Visual Arts and Culture of Early Modern China AHI 164 Arts of Japan
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- AHI 178A Italian Pre-Renaissance - AHI 178B Italian Early Renaissance - AHI 178C Italian High Renaissance - AHI 179B Baroque Art - AHI 183A Age of Revolution - AHI 188D American Art to the Civil War	+ AHI 178A Italian Pre-Renaissance AHI 178B Italian Early Renaissance AHI 178C Italian High Renaissance AHI 179B Baroque Art AHI 183A Age of Revolution AHI 188D American Art to the Civil War
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- AHI 183B Impressionism & Post-Impressionism - AHI 188E American Art 1865-1945 - AHI 189 Photography in History - AHI 183C Early Modernism - AHI 184 Twentieth Century Architecture - AHI 185 Avant-Gardism and its Aftermath - AHI 186 Art after Modernism, 1948 to the Present	+ AHI 183B Impressionism & Post-Impressionism AHI 188E American Art 1865-1945 AHI 189 Photography in History AHI 183C Early Modernism AHI 184 Twentieth Century Architecture AHI 185 Avant-Gardism and its Aftermath AHI 186 Art after Modernism, 1948 to the Present
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- AHI 110 Cultural History of Museums and Art Exhibitions - AHI 151 Arts of the Americas - AHI 168 Great Cities - AHI 182 English Art & Culture - AHI 188A The American Home - AHI 188B Architecture in the U.S. - AHI 192 internship - AHI 401, 402 Museum training - AHI 199 Independent study - AHI 194H Honors thesis (recommended to students with a GPA of 3.7 in the major)	+ AHI 110 Cultural History of Museums and Art Exhibitions AHI 151 Arts of the Americas AHI 168 Great Cities AHI 182 English Art & Culture AHI 188A The American Home AHI 188B Architecture in the U.S. AHI 192 internship AHI 401, 402 Museum training AHI 199 Independent study AHI 194H Honors thesis (recommended to students with a GPA of 3.7 in the major)
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- '''NOTE:''' ["Technocultural Studies"] (TCS) is currently housed in the ["Art Building"]. Sometime in 2005-2006 TCS will move to their new home in the ["Art Annex"] (which may get a new name). The Technocultural Studies and Art Departments, while having some similarities, are distinct and seperate departments.	+ '''NOTE:''' ["Technocultural Studies"] (TCS) is currently housed in the ["Art Building"]. Sometime in 2005-2006 TCS will move to their new home in the ["Art Annex"] (which may get a new name). The Technocultural Studies and Art Departments, while having some similarities, are distinct and separate departments.

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SteveLambert — 2005-07-14 10:40:07

Added info about TCS dept and linked to TCS page.

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- '''TECHNOCULTURAL STUDIES (TSC)''' [[BR]] - The Program in Technocultural Studies (TCS), a new addition to the University of California at Davis, is based among the fine and performing arts, literature and cultural studies in the Division of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies, and is designed to be open to a diverse range of interests from across the campus.
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- We concentrate on transdisciplinary approaches to artistic, cultural and scholarly production in contemporary media and digital arts, community media, and mutual concerns of the arts with the scientific and technological disciplines. In contrast to programs which see technology as the primary driving force, we place questions of poetics, aesthetics, history, politics and the environment at the core of our mission. In other words, we emphasize the "culture" in Technoculture.	+ [[BR]][[BR]] + '''NOTE:''' ["Technocultural Studies"] (TCS) is currently housed in the ["Art Building"]. Sometime in 2005-2006 TCS will move to their new home in the ["Art Annex"] (which may get a new name). The Technocultural Studies and Art Departments, while having some similarities, are distinct and seperate departments.

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SummerSong — 2005-06-28 09:56:56

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- UC Davis offers students a full array of facilities for the following media: drawing, ceramic/clay sculpture, painting, photography, printmaking, video, and sculpture.	+ ["UC Davis"] offers students a full array of facilities for the following media: drawing, ceramic/clay sculpture, painting, ["photography"], printmaking, video, and sculpture.
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- '''TECHNOCULTURAL STUDIES (TSC)'''	+ '''TECHNOCULTURAL STUDIES (TSC)''' [[BR]]

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SummerSong — 2005-06-28 09:50:53

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|Art Building Room 101\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|(Please fill in hours)\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(530)752-0105\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Fax'''\|\| + \|\|(530)752-0795\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.art.ucdavis.edu]\|\| + + + '''ART STUDIO''' [[BR]] + The UC Davis Art Studio program provides the education necessary to to prepare students for graduate work or to be professional artists or art teachers. Many courses are available to students in other curricula for their own personal enrichment. + + UC Davis offers students a full array of facilities for the following media: drawing, ceramic/clay sculpture, painting, photography, printmaking, video, and sculpture. + + The UC Davis Art Studio program is accredited and has a diverse faculty of nationally and internationally known artists. + + The Master in Fine Arts (M.F.A.) at the UCD Department of Art & Art History gives Graduate students an opportunity to explore a range of practices in a variety of media. The program is unique in that the curriculum is not limited to one specialty and the students are encouraged to explore what works most honestly for their artistic expression. + + + '''ART HISTORY'''[[BR]] + A total of 60 units are required for the major + + LOWER DIVISION COURSES--16 units + + Four of the following: + + AHI 1A Ancient Art AHI + AHI 1B Medieval and Renaissance Art + AHI 1C Baroque to Modern Art + AHI 1D Asian Art + AHI 5 Introduction to Visual Culture + AHI 10 Twenty Monuments + AHI 25 Introduction to Architectural History + + + ART STUDIO COURSE--4 units + + One course in art practice offered by the Art Studio program, lower or upper division. (Please note that such courses in theory and criticism as ART 10, 30, 132A, 132B, 147, 148, and 150 are ineligible for meeting this requirement.) + + UPPER DIVISION AREA REQUIREMENTS--16 units + + One course in each of the following areas. Please be aware that not all courses are offered every year. + + Ancient art: + + AHI 172A Early Greek Art (formerly AHI 154A) + AHI 172B Later Greek Art (formerly AHI 154B) + AHI 173 Roman Art (formerly AHI 155) + AHI 175 Architecture & Urbanism in Mediterranean Antiquity + + Asian art: + + AHI 153 Art & Storytelling in the Pacific + AHI 163A Arts of China + AHI 163B Chinese Painting + AHI 163C Painting in the People's Republic of China + AHI 163D Visual Arts and Culture of Early Modern China + AHI 164 Arts of Japan + + Western art to 1865: + + AHI 178A Italian Pre-Renaissance + AHI 178B Italian Early Renaissance + AHI 178C Italian High Renaissance + AHI 179B Baroque Art + AHI 183A Age of Revolution + AHI 188D American Art to the Civil War + + Western art after 1865: + + AHI 183B Impressionism & Post-Impressionism + AHI 188E American Art 1865-1945 + AHI 189 Photography in History + AHI 183C Early Modernism + AHI 184 Twentieth Century Architecture + AHI 185 Avant-Gardism and its Aftermath + AHI 186 Art after Modernism, 1948 to the Present + + + UNDERGRADUATE SEMINAR--4 units + + One proseminar from AHI 190 A-H; different topics will be offered each year. Majors may participate in up to two undergraduate seminars, the second of which will be counted as an upper-division course. + + UPPER DIVISION ELECTIVES--20 units + + Any five additional upper-division art history courses. These may include courses among the area requirements above or any of the following: + + AHI 110 Cultural History of Museums and Art Exhibitions + AHI 151 Arts of the Americas + AHI 168 Great Cities + AHI 182 English Art & Culture + AHI 188A The American Home + AHI 188B Architecture in the U.S. + AHI 192 internship + AHI 401, 402 Museum training + AHI 199 Independent study + AHI 194H Honors thesis (recommended to students with a GPA of 3.7 in the major) + + '''TECHNOCULTURAL STUDIES (TSC)''' + The Program in Technocultural Studies (TCS), a new addition to the University of California at Davis, is based among the fine and performing arts, literature and cultural studies in the Division of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies, and is designed to be open to a diverse range of interests from across the campus. + + We concentrate on transdisciplinary approaches to artistic, cultural and scholarly production in contemporary media and digital arts, community media, and mutual concerns of the arts with the scientific and technological disciplines. In contrast to programs which see technology as the primary driving force, we place questions of poetics, aesthetics, history, politics and the environment at the core of our mission. In other words, we emphasize the "culture" in Technoculture.