This course will provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to conceive of and implement an exhibition. We will consider, analyze, and critique different …
MoreAs a first step toward an eventual reinstallation of the collection, this class will examine and evaluate the Brooklyn Museum collections of decorative arts in …
MoreThe Museum of Modern Art has played a crucial role in narrating twentieth-century domestic design since its inception in 1929. Highlighting materials in the museum's design …
MoreWith access to an ever growing network of location-specific information, mobile and New Media technologies have radically altered the ways in which we interact with …
More“Connoisseurship,” derived from the Latin cognoscere (to get to know) by way of Italian conoscitore and French connaisseur, was long regarded as the primary tool …
MoreThis course will examine how artworks from Italy were acquired, studied, and displayed at the Brooklyn Museum from circa 1900-55. Making extensive use of the …
MoreThis class will provide a study of ceramics within a broad chronological scope, from sixteenth-century Italian maiolica to contemporary porcelain. Students will gain a connoisseurial …
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