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Art history is distinctive in its direct engagement with art objects through visual analysis and historical study. We use art objects to understand history and culture, and history and culture to understand art objects. Students earning a bachelor of arts in art history explore the varied roles of artists, their art, and their patrons across diverse cultural and historical contexts. In addition, they experience the creative process of making art. Students gain a breadth of knowledge spanning both Western and non-Western subfields in the discipline. Art history majors develop skills in analyzing images of texts that are applicable to a wide range of personal, civic, and professional endeavors; they may also go on to graduate work in art history and professional work in art-related fields.

Tuition and Fees: $37,860
Student Activity Fee: $150
Room and Board: $10,600
Health Services Fee: $640
First-Year Orientation Fee: $525

We’re glad you’re here. Simon’s Rock is sort of an unusual (extraordinary, actually) place to be. Most people go to college after they finish high school. This is different. This is college, right now—immediately after the tenth or eleventh grade. It’s a conscious choice, a deliberate break from the standard schooling track. If you come here, you’ve thought carefully about who you are, what’s important to you, and what you’re capable of. We like that. We hope you like us.

Students entering the college must satisfy all entrance requirements for the university as outlined in the Admission section in this bulletin. Some departments list further requirements for admission into certain major programs. Concerning these, the respective departmental sections in this bulletin should be consulted.

. Stato degli studi sul Papiro di Artemidoro dopo l’editio princeps. 2. Testimonianze letterarie greche e latine sul disegno (con intervento della Prof. Agnès Rouveret, Parigi). 3. Disegni preliminari sui vasi (con intervento della Dr. Maria Luisa Catoni). 4. Disegni preliminari nelle botteghe dei tessitori (con intervento della Prof. Annemarie Stauffer, Colonia). 5. Disegni preliminari nelle botteghe dei mosaicisti (con interventi del Prof. Michael Donderer, Erlangen, e del Prof. Henri Lavagne, Parigi). 6. Funzionamento delle botteghe antiche (con intervento del Prof. Wolf-Dieter Heilmeyer, Berlino). 7. Disegni su papiro: contesti e usi.

Sono previsti inoltre nel corso dell’anno, il lunedì dalle ore 15.00 alle 17.00, alcuni interventi sulle politiche della tutela dei beni culturali e del paesaggio, di cui verrà data notizia.

SVA offers undergraduate programs in Advertising; Animation; Cartooning; Computer Art, Computer Animation and Visual Effects; Film & Video; Fine Arts; Graphic Design; Illustration; Interior Design; Photography; and Visual & Critical Studies. The undergraduate program is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Fine Arts degree program with courses offered throughout the day and evening.

Identifying which college will prepare an aspiring artist to meet the demands and challenges that await tomorrow’s professionals can be a difficult task. The outcome will vary for each individual, based on his or her interests, needs, abilities and focus. Students who choose SVA are often attracted by the breadth and professional standing of our faculty, the passion of our student body, the rigors of our curriculum, the industry standards within our studio facilities, and the energy and excitement that is New York City.

Tuition for the 2009-2010 academic year is $36,000, room and board $11,400 (standard accommodations and basic dining plan). A reasonable budget for books, transportation, entertainment, and personal items is $5,000.

As an art history major at Santa Clara University, you’ll learn to examine visual art in the context of the nature and evolution of human societies past and present. You’ll develop strong skills in research, analysis, reflection, and discrimination, as well as written and oral communication and argument. Some majors go on to graduate study for professional work in arts publications, museums, and galleries. Others take their research, analytical, and writing skills into related fields, such as communication media, law, and education.

One of the defining characteristics of Salem’s Art Department is closeness. Students and professors alike have an uncommon passion for the study and practice of art and design-in all forms-and therefore have established a tightly knit community of friends and learners. While it is one of Salem’s larger departments, art classes rarely exceed 30 students, with most upper-level classes numbering five to 10 students

You may choose from among three majors within the Art Department:
Studio Art – with a concentration in painting, printmaking or graphic design.
Art History – encompassing ancient, Greek, Medieval, European and American periods
Interior Design – including courses in textile, residential, business practices, architectural and computer-assisted design plus history, historic preservation and selected studio art/art history topics.

Studio Art and Art History are also available as minors.

It goes without saying that you are creative and have a passion for the arts! You are also likely to be motivated, creative, independent and bring a solid work-ethic to the classroom. You will be encouraged to share your ideas and opinions as well as to seek out inventive ways of learning. You will take part in internships and special projects as well as study abroad in order to broaden your artistic horizons. While at Salem you will complete a require research project. You may also want to join one of two student arts organizations on campus, the American Society of Interior Design (ASID) or April Arts.