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Sculpture in the 20th Century
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to 20th Century Sculpture
Overview of the course, key themes, and historical context
Module #2
Early 20th Century:From Figurative to Abstract
Exploring the early 20th century sculpture movement, from Rodin to Brancusi
Module #3
Cubism and Futurism
The impact of Cubism and Futurism on sculpture, featuring artists like Picasso and Boccioni
Module #4
Surrealism and the Object
Surrealist sculpture, including works by Giacometti, Dalí, and Miró
Module #5
Abstract Expressionism
The role of sculpture in Abstract Expressionism, featuring artists like Pollock and Smith
Module #6
Assemblage and Found Objects
Exploring the use of found objects and assemblage in sculpture, including artists like Rauschenberg and Kienholz
Module #7
Pop Art and the Mass Produced
Sculpture in the Pop Art movement, featuring artists like Warhol and Oldenburg
Module #8
Minimalism and the Object
The Minimalist movement and its impact on sculpture, including artists like Judd and Morris
Module #9
Earthworks and Land Art
Exploring the relationship between sculpture and the natural environment, featuring artists like Smithson and Heizer
Module #10
Conceptual Art and the Dematerialization of the Object
The role of sculpture in Conceptual Art, including artists like Kosuth and LeWitt
Module #11
Feminist and Performance Art
Sculpture and performance art in the Feminist movement, featuring artists like Bourgeois and Abramovic
Module #12
Post-Minimalism and Process Art
Exploring the Post-Minimalist movement and its emphasis on process, featuring artists like Serra and Nauman
Module #13
Neo-Expressionism and the Return to Figuration
The return to figurative sculpture in the Neo-Expressionist movement, featuring artists like Baselitz and Schnabel
Module #14
Digital Sculpture and New Media
The impact of digital technology on sculpture, including 3D printing and virtual reality
Module #15
Global Perspectives:Sculpture from Africa, Asia, and Latin America
Exploring sculpture from diverse cultural contexts, featuring artists like NDour and Chen Zhen
Module #16
Sculpture and Architecture
The intersection of sculpture and architecture, featuring artists like Serra and Kapoor
Module #17
Sculpture andinstallation Art
Exploring the relationship between sculpture and installation art, featuring artists like Orozco and Höller
Module #18
Sculpture and the Body
The relationship between sculpture and the human body, featuring artists like Bourgeois and Abramovic
Module #19
Sculpture and Memory
The role of sculpture in remembering and commemorating, featuring artists like Goldsworthy and Whiteread
Module #20
Sculpture and the Environment
Exploring the relationship between sculpture and the natural environment, featuring artists like Long and Sonfist
Module #21
Sculpture and Technology
The impact of new technologies on sculpture, featuring artists like Kapoor and Eliasson
Module #22
Sculpture and Public Art
The role of sculpture in public art, featuring artists like Oldenburg and van Bruggen
Module #23
Sculpture and the Market
The art market and its impact on sculpture, including issues of commodification and authenticity
Module #24
Contemporary Sculpture:Trends and Directions
Exploring current trends and directions in sculpture, featuring emerging and established artists
Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Sculpture in the 20th Century career


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