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A minor in Art History is designed for students seeking a broad exposure to the arts as an integral part of their undergraduate degree. The program allows them to experiment and develop their own voice and approach, while also allowing a wide range of possibilities for double majors and for minors in other disciplines.
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At the foundation level, students take four required courses: Ancient to Medieval Art, Renaissance to Modern Art, Art of India, the Himalayas and Southeast Asia, and Exchange and Evolution in the Art of China and Japan.
The remainder of the degree has enough flexibility to allow students either to experience a wide range of media and disciplines or to concentrate their study to one.
BA students work with a faculty committee for one semester to develop a body of work and a personal statement for a group exhibition that will be a part of the VA Seminar, their capstone experience.
Please feel free to contact:
Professor Wendy Salmond
salmond@chapman.edu
Dr. Justin Walsh
walsh@chapman.edu
or the Department of Art office at
(714) 997-6729
