ART 1700

History and Social Meaning of Tattoos and Body Art

Molloy University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course will explore the psychology and social meaning of the art of tattoos and body modification in human history. The content will encompass tribal tattoos and rituals from both Non-Western cultures such as New Guinea, Africa and Asian, as well as the western cultural tradition beginning with sailors and jail tattoos, moving to the current social acceptance as a fashion and/or personal art statement. NOT applicable to the General Education Art History requirement.

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