ARTH488A

Colloquium in Art History; Japanese Art in the 20th Century: Empire, War and Occupation

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Some asynchronous components. Learn how art played a role in building the Japanese empire, supporting the war effort, and rebuilding the nation after defeat. Discover the relation between art, power and politics. See how contemporary Japanese artists incorporate modern history into their art. Touch history by working with archival materials.

Sister Courses: ARTH488B, ARTH488C, ARTH488D, ARTH488E, ARTH488F, ARTH488G, ARTH488I, ARTH488J, ARTH488K, ARTH488L, ARTH488M, ARTH488N, ARTH488O, ARTH488P, ARTH488Q, ARTH488R, ARTH488S, ARTH488T, ARTH488U, ARTH488V, ARTH488W, ARTH488X, ARTH488Z

Past Semesters

Maryl Gensheimer

11 reviews
Average rating: 4.64

Emily Egan

14 reviews
Average rating: 4.21

Louise Martinez

9 reviews
Average rating: 4.56

Alicia Volk

9 reviews
Average rating: 2.22

Joshua Shannon

5 reviews
Average rating: 3.80

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