TAD2127

Art, Culture and Design in Central Europe

(A&D)

Not offered in 2002

6 points + Second semester + Caulfield + 104 hours of lectures, tutorials and siter visits on location in Europe, and 52 hours of independent study + Prerequisites: TAD1101, TAD1102 + Substantial travel and accommodation costs

Synopsis: On the successful completion of this course students will be able to identify and explain pivotal examples of art and architecture from the Gothic, Baroque, and Jugendstil periods; identify and describe major locations associated with particular art, architectural and cultural developments; critically comment on historic works; participate in critical evaluation of the styles, concepts, cultural contents and values of selected examples of art and architecture; recognise and understand how art, architecture, space and cities work as documents of events; and perceive and experience the deeper level of art and architecture.

Assessment: Two essays (1250 words each): 50% + Research book (2000 words): 50%