Overview
Description
Situates Basque art in indigenous culture and relates it to major Western and non-Western artistic movements and explores identity politics through art.
Units
Lecture3
Catalog Details
Related Courses
Cross Listed With BASQ 648
Attributes
Standard
Learning Outcomes
- articulate in writing or, if called upon, verbally an understanding of the different ways in which Basque art can be defined and who can be considered a Basque artist.
- articulate in writing or, if called upon, verbally an understanding of the relationship between art and politics, in the Basque Country, and comparatively in a wider cultural context.
- articulate in writing or, if called upon, verbally the different assumptions about the relationships between art, identity and ethnicity.
- articulate in writing or, if called upon, verbally an explanation of the influences of patronage, museum culture, and institutionalization on Basque art.
- articulate in writing or, if called upon, verbally the effects of national, regional, and world-wide politics on Basque art.
- articulate in writing or, if called upon, verbally the different trends in Basque art based on the political climate, historical events, and regions of the Basque Country.