Global Perspectives in Contemporary Art
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Global Contemporary Art
Course introduction, overview of contemporary art, and the importance of global perspectives

Module #2
The Globalization of Art
How globalization has shaped the art world, including the rise of international biennales and art fairs

Module #3
Non-Western Art Histories
An overview of art historical narratives from non-Western cultures, including African, Asian, and Indigenous perspectives

Module #4
Contemporary African Art
Exploring the diverse practices and themes of contemporary African artists, including issues of identity, colonialism, and globalization

Module #5
Contemporary Asian Art
Delving into the vibrant contemporary art scenes of Asia, including China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia

Module #6
Latin American Art Today
Examining the diverse artistic responses to social, political, and cultural issues in Latin America

Module #7
Indigenous Perspectives in Contemporary Art
Highlighting the work of Indigenous artists from around the world, including issues of land rights, cultural heritage, and representation

Module #8
The Middle East and North Africa in Contemporary Art
Exploring the complex cultural and political contexts of the Middle East and North Africa through the lens of contemporary art

Module #9
Migration, Identity, and Belonging
Investigating how contemporary artists address issues of migration, displacement, and identity in the globalized world

Module #10
Globalization and its Discontents
Analyzing the critiques of globalization in contemporary art, including issues of consumerism, neoliberalism, and environmental degradation

Module #11
Digital Art and Global Networks
Examining the impact of digital technologies on artistic production, dissemination, and collaboration in the global art world

Module #12
Curating Global Contemporary Art
Exploring the challenges and opportunities of curating global contemporary art, including issues of representation, diversity, and cultural sensitivity

Module #13
Art and Activism in the Global South
Highlighting the ways in which art is used as a tool for social and political activism in the Global South

Module #14
The Body in Global Contemporary Art
Investigating the representations of the body in contemporary art from diverse cultural perspectives

Module #15
Land, Territory, and Environmentalism
Examining the relationships between art, land, and environment in the context of globalization and climate change

Module #16
Global Pop Culture and Contemporary Art
Analyzing the intersections between global popular culture and contemporary art, including issues of appropriation, mimicry, and hybridity

Module #17
The Future of Global Contemporary Art
Speculating on the future directions of global contemporary art, including the role of technology, activism, and cultural exchange

Module #18
Case Studies in Global Contemporary Art
In-depth examination of specific artists, exhibitions, or art movements that exemplify global contemporary art practices

Module #19
Global Art Markets and Economies
Examining the structures and dynamics of the global art market, including issues of commodification, gentrification, and cultural capitalism

Module #20
Museums and Global Contemporary Art
Investigating the role of museums in shaping our understanding of global contemporary art, including issues of cultural sensitivity, representation, and audience engagement

Module #21
Art and Politics in the Global Era
Analyzing the relationships between art, politics, and power in the context of globalization, including issues of censorship, propaganda, and activism

Module #22
Global Art Education and Pedagogy
Examining the challenges and opportunities of teaching global contemporary art in diverse educational contexts

Module #23
Decolonizing Art Historical Narratives
Critiquing and rethinking dominant art historical narratives from a decolonial perspective

Module #24
Digital Cultures and Global Contemporary Art
Exploring the impact of digital cultures on contemporary art practices, including issues of virtuality, simulation, and cyberfeminism

Module #25
Global Art and the Anthropocene
Investigating the relationships between art, environment, and the Anthropocene, including issues of sustainability, ecological crisis, and climate justice

Module #26
Disability and Global Contemporary Art
Examining the representations and experiences of disability in global contemporary art, including issues of accessibility, inclusivity, and diversity

Module #27
Global Contemporary Art and the Archive
Analyzing the role of archives in shaping our understanding of global contemporary art, including issues of preservation, documentation, and cultural heritage

Module #28
Art and Science in the Global Era
Investigating the intersections between art, science, and technology in the context of globalization, including issues of biotechnology, ecological crisis, and digital culture

Module #29
Global Contemporary Art and Human Rights
Examining the relationships between art, human rights, and social justice in the context of globalization, including issues of migration, displacement, and dignity

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Global Perspectives in Contemporary Art career

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Global Perspectives in Contemporary Art ( 30 Modules )

Global Perspectives in Contemporary Art
( 30 Modules )