Visual Studies
Minor in
Visual Studies
Visual studies at Linfield offers instruction and critical feedback that fosters the ability to think imaginatively, independently and in community - essential skills for future study or a career in the visual arts.
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As a Visual Studies Minor
You might take
Interpret imagery and meaning in cultural contexts throughout history, including advertising and propaganda. (ARTS 110)
Introduction to Visual Studies
Interpret imagery and meaning in cultural contexts throughout history, including advertising and propaganda. (ARTS 110)
The development of visual arts from Impressionism to Abstract Expressionism. (ARTS 310)
Modern Art: 1874-1956
The development of visual arts from Impressionism to Abstract Expressionism. (ARTS 310)
The development of video, digital and electronic art from the beginnings of video art to current trends in digital art. (ARTS 314)
History of Video and Digital Art
The development of video, digital and electronic art from the beginnings of video art to current trends in digital art. (ARTS 314)
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Brian Winkenweder
Department Chair and Professor
Miller Fine Arts Center
503-883-2284
bwinken@linfield.edu
Department Chair and Professor
Miller Fine Arts Center
503-883-2284
bwinken@linfield.edu