Women in Arts: From 1900 until today
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Women in Arts: From 1900 until today at FutureLearn Overview
Duration | 7 weeks |
Total fee | ₹1,741 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
Women in Arts: From 1900 until today at FutureLearn Course details
- Journey through an alternative history of modern and contemporary art - one that is centred on the brilliant women creators in the movement
- Through a series of videos, quizzes, and activities, this interactive course will help you discover women in art, from 1900 to the present day
- Discover where women stand in art history and explore the interconnectedness between art and feminism
Women in Arts: From 1900 until today at FutureLearn Curriculum
Why "Women" ?
Welcome to Centre Pompidou’s MOOC
Why "Women" ?
Deep Dive
Let's talk together
News
Bibliography
Where Do Women Stand in Art History?
Panorama: Women in Art History
Spotlight: Linda Nochlin
Visual Summary
Deep Dive
Your turn!
Test yourself: Where do women stand in art history?
News
Bibliography
Women Shaping the Avant-Garde: 1910-1930
Panorama: Women shaping the avant-garde 1910-1930
Spotlight: Dora Maar
Visual Summary
Deep Dive
Your turn!
Test yourself: Women shaping the avant-garde 1910-1930
News
Bibliography
The Feminist Turning Point: 1960-1970
Panorama: The feminist turning point of the 1960s and 1970s
Spotlight: ORLAN, The Kiss of the Artist
Visual Summary
Deep Dive
Your turn!
Test yourself: The feminist turning point 1960-1970
News
Bibliography
Gender Trouble: 1980 to today
Panorama: Gender Trouble: from 1980 to today
Spotlight: Alexandra Bachzetsis, “Escape Act”
Visual Summary
Deep Dive
Your Turn!
Quiz: Gender Trouble: 1980 to today
News
Bibliography
What About Now?
Panorama: A new art history
Guest Artists
Spotlight: Zanele Muholi, Faces and Phases
Visual Summary
Deep Dive
Your turn!
Test yourself : What about now ?
News
Bibliography
Who is the Artist Now?
Panorama: Carolina Arantes – Body and Territory
Your turn!
Before the end
Bibliography
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