20th Century Art History II ((4 Credits))

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The Age of Pluralism (1950-2000) includes a plethora of changes, philosophies, and concepts in Modern Art. It gave voice to women and minority artists, included the proliferation of mass-produced art and culture, and advocated for environmentally and socially engaged art that responded to issues such as globalization and ethical practices. Through discussions, we will examine these interactions and how they contributed to forming new artistic aesthetics and inclusion at the dawn of the 21st century.