Aesthetics
Description
One of the most loved by students, this course explores the Philosophy and Ideology of the field of art from a Christ-centered World View. In an open discussion with the instructor, students gain insight into the ideology of a culture and psychological avenues of the discipline, the nature of art, the creative development, the aesthetic judgment, the functions of art and their values. The Aesthetics student will understand the key arguments regarding art and the philosophy of art and how it has changed over time. This is an on-ground course. You can find details about the campus location [here](https://www.artsatelier146.org/campus-location).
Course Author
William Morse
Program AreasFoundations
IntensityBEGINNER
Duration4 weeks
Course Outline
Module 1 • Introduction of the Arts
During
this module the student explores Christian interpretations of art and
the Renaissance concept of genius. The student will learn how to
distinguish one “school” of art philosophy from another by style,
culture, and time.
Module 2 • Comprehending the Arts
In
this study, the student will be able to identify the major trends of
aesthetic thought, dominant ideas and values of the various cultures
or artists from the ancient to modern times and the philosophy of
their art.
Module 3 • The Biblical Foundations
The
student is introduced to Bezalel, a very prominent artist in Biblical
times. The student will further study the works of Bezalel, the
Idolatry of Aaron, and the Creation and Imitations of art.
Module 4 • Christianity and the Arts
The
student will explore the development and influence of Contemporary
Christian Artists, Art and the Church and the Christian
interpretations of art.
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