Wikipedia:Wiki Ed/New College of Florida/Art since 1945 (Spring 2024): Difference between revisions

This course is a survey of the themes, contexts, and theories of modern, postmodern, and contemporary art from 1945 to the present in (primarily) the United States and Europe, beginning with the post-WWII emergence of New York City as the new artistic capital, and finishing with the global networks of contemporary practice. Emphasis will be placed on the increasing diversity of artistic media, practices (whether film and video, installation, or performance), and purposes, a diversity that opened up space for the exploration of politics, race, gender, and sexuality, and placed increasing pressure on the category of art itself. Students will help bring the course to a close by presenting on key contemporary artists while highlighting their connections with earlier artistic movements and situating them within current artistic trends.

Wikipedia assignment: in conjunction with their final project/presentation on a contemporary artist, the students contribute content to the artist's Wikipedia page.

Student	Assigned	Reviewing
Nico1738
Annalazzara2112	Rose B. Simpson
Stvkarim
H.barker25	Wangechi Mutu
8diuh.18	Shana Moulton
Kelseyflo07	Maria Nepomuceno
ZioBrandongo	Alex Da Corte
Isveydi M	Jeff Koons
Am,gut	Sarah Sze
DatsSnaz	Judy Pfaff
Ash3Guldi3	Patricia Hurl
Kalielizabeth

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 Wikipedia assignment: in conjunction with their final project/presentation on a contemporary artist, the students contribute content to the artist's Wikipedia page.
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