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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY CHANNEL ISLANDS NEW COURSE PROPOSAL PROGRAM AREA: ART 1. Catalog Description of the Course. [Include the course prefix, number, full title, and units. Provide a course narrative including prerequisites and corequisites. If any of the following apply, include in the description: Repeatability (May be repeated to a maximum of 9 units); time distribution (Lecture hours, laboratory hours); non-traditional grading system (Graded CR/NC, ABC/NC). Follow accepted catalog format.] Art 331 ART AND MASS MEDIA (3) Three hours lecture per week. The study of synergetic relationships between visual art and human communication dating back to the roots of civilization. Comparative studies in art and communication link ancient traditions to the development of contemporary mass media including print, photography, film, television and the internet. GenEd: C1, D and Interdisciplinary 2. Mode of Instruction. Hours per Benchmark Units Unit Enrollment Lecture 3 1 30 Seminar Laboratory Activity 3. Justification and Learning Objectives for the Course. (Indicate whether required or elective, and whether it meets University Writing, and/or Language requirements) [Use as much space as necessary] Justification This course fulfills three units of required upper division Art History for the Art Major. It is also available to the non-art major seeking to fulfill General Education credit in sections C1 or D. This course is an interdisciplinary introduction to visual art and culture. The students will be able to learn about the relationships between traditional visual arts (painting, sculpture, and architecture) and the novel forms of visual expression and communication such as photography, film, video, television, internet, etc. The students will be exposed through lectures, slides, videos, movie excerpts, and electronic images to a wide range of issues dealing with visual communication. The students will also be able to examine original works of art during the field trips to museums and reflect on the contemporary means of disseminating culture in their cyber field trips). The visual analysis, the discussions and lectures will provide the students with the tools to understand a wide range of images and help them develop a critical evaluation of the visual component of contemporary culture.. The field trips, lectures, discussions, guests speakers and interdisciplinary activities will allow the participants to a.) Understand the complex dialogues between the visual arts and human communication b.) Investigate the significance of these connections within historical and contemporary contexts and c.) Examine the role and specificity of new media in preserving and expanding the meaning and value of art

and its history and d.) Learn different methodological modalities of examining visual culture and e.) Understand the visual arts and human communication within a complex global culture f.) Express their opinion about various aspects of contemporary visual culture Learning Objectives Students will be able to: Describe and analyze the interdisciplinary connections between the visual arts, new media, popular culture and human communication Describe and analyze a wide range of images existent in contemporary life Critically examine from various cross- chronological and cultural perspectives how traditional visual arts interact with new media Reflect in written and oral form on the various aspects of the visual culture and related institutions (such as museums, galleries, private collections) Describe and analyze the processes of visual arts, mass media and human communication Critically analyze the meaning of images within their original context as well as defined by art historical and museum practices and new media Critically evaluate and analyze the processes that link ancient traditions with mass media Analyze the issues related to visual arts, mass media art and human communication Develop new ways of looking and thinking about images Formulate an interpretative level of analysis based on a comprehensive understanding of visual arts, mass media and human communication Critically examine in comparative ways the formation of meanings in visual arts, mass media and their connections to human communication Decipher symbols, cultural and artistic codes Examine and describe the role and specificity of new media in preserving and expanding the meaning and value of art and its history Analyze the role of museums and other institutions and reflect on possibilities for new projects Analyze how the educational projects of museum are connected to what children learn in schools (California framework) Apply the knowledge and information to real life situation in papers and presentations 4. Is this a General Education Course YES If Yes, indicate GE category: A (English Language, Communication, Critical Thinking)

B (Life Sciences) C (Fine Arts, Literature, Languages & Cultures) C 1 D (Social Perspectives) D E (Human Psychological and Physiological Perspectives) 5. Course Content in Outline Form. [Be as brief as possible, but use as much space as necessary] I Introduction to the course Introduction to Art History and mass media II The Classical Ideals /art as imitation Medieval Art- art and spirituality III Renaissance Art- The role of perspective and prints Renaissance Art -The identity of the artist and mass media IV Baroque Art Cyber field trip The 18th century: art and science V Romanticism and the modern individual VI Photography as communication and art Photography and the modern world VII Avant-garde ideas and representations Avant-garde, mass media and the myth of the artist VIII Early Film: Constructing a new language IX Issues in early 20th century art X Issues in 20 th century art: abstraction and reality Film and art; Film: between fiction and reality XI Issues in 20 th century art: art and new media Issues in 20 th century art: Postmodernism and multiculturalism XII Film and Television in postmodern culture Advertising and art

XIII Electronic media in postmodern culture 6. References. [Provide 3-5 references on which this course is based and/or support it.] Pelfrey, Robert H. Art and Mass Media, New York: William Morow, 1998 Lovejoy, Margot. Postmodern Currents, Inglewood: Prentice Hall, 1997 Mamiya, Christin. Pop Art and Consumer Culture, Austin: Univ. of Texas Walker, John. Art Since Pop, London, Barrons Educational Tomkins, Calvin, Post-To-Neo. New York, Penguin Books 7. List Faculty Qualified to Teach This Course. Art faculty: Irina D. Costache 8. Frequency. a. Projected semester to be offered: 9. New Resources Required. None 10. Consultation. Attach consultation sheet from all program areas, Library, and others (if necessary) 11. If this new course will alter any degree, credential, certificate, or minor in your program, attach a program modification. Irina D. Costache 12-4-02 Proposer of Course

Approvals 12-4-02 Program Coordinator GE Committee Chair Curriculum Committee Chair Dean Effective Semester: Spring 2003

California State University Channel Islands New Course Proposal Consultation Sheet 1. Course prefix, number, title, and units: Art 331. Art and Mass Media (3units) 2. Program Area: _Art Recommend Approval Program Area/Unit Program/Unit Coordinator YES NO (attach objections) Art X Business & Economics Education ESRM Humanities Liberal Studies Mathematics & CS Sciences Library Information Technology

GE CRITERIA APPROVAL FORM Course Number and Title: Art 331. Art and Mass Media (3) Faculty Member(s) Proposing Course: Irina D. Costache Indicate which of the following categories would be satisfied by this course by marking an X on the appropriate lines. Courses may be placed in up to two GE categories as appropriate. Upper Division Interdisciplinary GE courses may be placed in two categories plus the UDIGE category. x x x A1: Oral Communication A2: English Writing A3: Critical Thinking B1: Physical Sciences B2: Life Sciences B3: Mathematics B4: Computers and Technology C1: Fine Arts C2: Literature C3: Languages & Cultures D: Social Perspectives E: Human Psychological & Physiological Perspectives Upper Division Interdisciplinary GE Lab Included? Yes No X Please provide a brief explanation of how the proposed course meets each of the criteria for the selected General Education categories. Category C1 Students will be able to: Describe, understand and analyze the interdisciplinary connections between the visual arts, new media, popular culture and human communication Describe, understand and analyze a wide range of images existent in contemporary life Critically examine from various cross- chronological and cultural perspectives how traditional visual arts interact with new media Reflect in written and oral form on the various aspects of the visual culture and related institutions (such as museums, galleries, private collections) Describe and analyze the processes of visual arts, mass media and human communication Critically analyze the meaning of images within their original context as well as defined by art historical and museum practices and new media Critically evaluate and analyze the processes that link ancient traditions with mass media Analyze the issues related to visual arts, mass media art and human communication Learn the mechanisms of visual cognitive processes Develop new ways of looking and thinking about art and mass media

Formulate an interpretative level of analysis based on a comprehensive understanding of visual arts, mass media and human communication Critically examine in comparative ways the formation of meanings in visual arts, mass media and their connections to human communication Decipher symbols, cultural and artistic codes Examine the role and specificity of new media in preserving and expanding the meaning and value of art and its history Analyze the role of museums and other institutions and reflect on possibilities for new projects Analyze how the educational projects of museum are connected to what children learn in schools (California framework) Apply the knowledge and information to real life situation in papers and presentations Category D Students will be able to: Describe, understand and analyze the interdisciplinary connections between the visual arts, new media, popular culture and human communication Describe, understand and analyze a wide range of images existent in contemporary life Critically examine from various cross-chronological and cultural perspectives how traditional visual arts interact with new media and communication Reflect in written and oral form on the various aspects of visual culture and related institutions (such as museums, galleries, private collections) Critically examine in comparative ways the formation of meanings in visual arts, mass media and their connections to human communication Analyze the educational services offered by museums and other institutions and reflect on possibilities for new projects Formulate an interpretative level of analysis based on a comprehensive understanding of visual arts, mass media, and human communication Critically evaluate and analyze the processes that link past visual arts traditions with mass media Upper division interdisciplinary Students will be able to: Describe, understand and analyze the interdisciplinary connections between the visual arts, new media, popular culture and human communication

Describe, understand and analyze a wide range of images existent in contemporary life Critically examine from various cross- chronological and cultural perspectives how traditional visual arts interact with new media Reflect in written and oral form on the various aspects of visual culture and related institutions (such as museums, galleries, private collections) Critically examine in comparative ways the formation of meanings in visual arts, mass media and their connections to human communication Express their opinion in extensive written assignments (journals, group papers and formal analysis/paper presentations)