ARHI.3650 Art and Environment (Formerly ARHI.2300)
Id: 039594
Credits: 3-3
Description
This course surveys developments in land, environmental, and ecological art. Some of the most compelling artists today engage with the politics of land use, including the conditions of the global economy, climate change, environmental justice, sustainability, sovereignty and land claims, uneven geographies and expanding megacities, and the privatization of public space.
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