
13 Courses
Summer 2022
Wednesdays, August 3 – August 24, 1 – 3 pm ET
Instructor: Madeleine Glennon
Summer 2022
Monday - Thursday, July 11 – July 14, 12 – 2pm ET
This course traces the evolution of—and artistic response to—one of the most famous urban planning projects in European history.
Instructor: Elizabeth Lovett
Summer 2022
Learn how researchers identify fraudulent works in this fascinating look at the art of deception.
Instructors: Kaelin Jewell and Carl Walsh
Summer 2022
Examine the changing depictions Medusa and her role in art historical, psychological, and feminist spheres.
Instructor: Madeleine Glennon
Summer 2022
Study how mass media and culture shaped the development of modern art.
Instructor: Ellen McBreenSummer 2022
Focusing on major paintings from his career, this course looks at Monet’s complex approaches to painting time.
Instructor: André Dombrowski
Summer 2022
Tuesdays, August 30 – September 20, 7 – 9pm ET
A closer look at the Pennsylvania German artifacts in the Barnes collection and the historical context in which they were originally made and used.
Instructor: Lisa Minardi
Summer 2022
Summer 2022
This course considers primitivism as both an artistic phenomenon and an intellectual construct at the heart of modernism’s self-definition.
Instructor: Naina Saligram
Summer 2022
An in-depth look at the changing concepts of masculinity and male sexuality in European art and society.
Instructor: Ty Vanover
Summer 2022
Instructor: Judith Stein
Summer 2022
Delve into the history of video art, examining important artists and key works as well as the connection between video art and popular culture.
Instructor: Matthew Feliz
Summer 2022
This course explores the role of memory in the creative process, and the intersection of art making and neuroaesthetics.
Instructor: Lucas Kelly