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James Hutson
Приєднався 28 гру 2009
Dr. James Hutson specializes in multidisciplinary research that encompasses artificial
intelligence, neurohumanities, neurodiversity, immersive realities, and the gamification of
education. Earning a Bachelor of Arts in Art from the University of Tulsa, a Master of Arts in Art
History from Southern Methodist University, and a Ph.D. in Art History from the University of
Maryland, College Park, he later acquired additional Master's degrees in Leadership and Game
Design from Lindenwood University and additional PhD in Artificial Intelligence at Capitol
Technology University (2023). Over the span of his academic career since 2006, Hutson has held
various pedagogical and administrative positions across five universities, including Chair of Art
History, Assistant Dean of Graduate and Online Programs, and most recently, Lead XR Disruptor
and Department Head of Art History and Visual Culture.
intelligence, neurohumanities, neurodiversity, immersive realities, and the gamification of
education. Earning a Bachelor of Arts in Art from the University of Tulsa, a Master of Arts in Art
History from Southern Methodist University, and a Ph.D. in Art History from the University of
Maryland, College Park, he later acquired additional Master's degrees in Leadership and Game
Design from Lindenwood University and additional PhD in Artificial Intelligence at Capitol
Technology University (2023). Over the span of his academic career since 2006, Hutson has held
various pedagogical and administrative positions across five universities, including Chair of Art
History, Assistant Dean of Graduate and Online Programs, and most recently, Lead XR Disruptor
and Department Head of Art History and Visual Culture.
11 Prehistoric Aegean II lecture/ ARTH 22200
This lecture continues the Minoan civilization with their pottery and turns to the Greek mainland with the Mycenaeans and the bronze age Greeks. Influenced by their neighbors to the south, the Helladic culture will build on the innovations and interest in liveliness and action of their rivals.
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8 Architecture Rome
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This lecture turns to the development of a baroque style in architecture that would be emulated throughout Europe and Catholic territories throughout the world. Architects like Maderno, Bernini, and Borromini would develop an increasingly interactive approach to their designs building on the ideas in painting where theatricality and interactivity were paramount.
24 Hals
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This lecture turns from France to the Dutch Republic and an art market driven by a large middle class. Unlike in France or Spain where the Church and crown drove the subjects and styles of produced by artists, Holland being Protestant saw the rise of new genres. The Utrecht Caravaggisti continued the interests of northern Catholics in Italian art and were very inspired by the art of Caravaggio,...
13 Globalism
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This week introduces concerns relating to Postcolonialism and the perceptions of other cultures by Western writers and artists. In "Orientalism and the Exhibtionary Order," Mitchell demonstrates how Egypt was seen as a backwards civilization when presented at an International Exposition in Paris, which can be extended to how the Middle East in general was seen by Europeans. Duncan extends the i...
14 Cultural Studies
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This week will introduce Cultural Studies, the interdisciplinary investigation into impact of culture on individuals in society.
4 Aesthetics: Kant and Hegel
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This lecture covers three readings by Kant, Hegel and Rodowick where the establishment of aesthetics infuses the discipline of art history with an independence it previously did not have given that art received its significance from outside institutions, such as the Church.
11 Late Roman Painting
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This lecture rounds out our treatment of Italy by looking at painting late in the century with the final Carracci pupils dominating the official academy in Rome and the continued separation between the two approaches of classical and baroque even as the century draws to a close with the art of Pietro da Cortona, Andrea Sacchi, Carlo Maratta, and il Baciccio.
26 Vermeer
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This lecture concludes the treatment of the Dutch Republic by turning to genre scene and landscape artists. With the Treaty of Munster of 1648, Dutch collectors turned from themes of war to domesticity. Thus genre scenes of the virtues of women in domestic interiors became popular. Artists like Terborch and Vermeer would popularize these themes in varying subliminal and ambiguous treatments. Ru...
22 Poussin
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This lecture introduces Nicolas Poussin, the artist who would be the most influential for the fledgling French Academy. Though spending most of his career in Rome working for private patrons, this "painter-philosopher" would have an enormous impact on the future of the history of art. With the poet Marino as his first patron, Poussin would be introduced to an elite clientele that appreciated hi...
22 Japan before 1333 I
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This lecture introduces the art of Japan, which was populated around 35,000 BCE from peoples from Korea. Like the earlier migrations, Japan will receive ideas on art, religion and culture from China by way of the Korean peninsula. Developing in the Jomon and Yayoi periods, agriculture and metal technologies would come through Korea, and in the Kofun period the idea of emperors as descended from...
16 Spain Arch & Sculpture lecture
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This lecture turns to the Golden Age of Spanish art in the seventeenth century with architecture and sculpture. After reclaiming the Iberian peninsula for Christianity, Philip II established his capital and capitol at El Escorial and patronized an unornamented style that would come to define Spanish art for the rest of the century. In sculpture, artists worked in polychrome to create the most l...
7 Ancient Egypt IV
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This lecture concludes the series on Ancient Egypt and covers the death of Akhenaten to the Roman period. At the death of Akhenaten there was no male heir, which led to king Tutankhamen becoming a boy pharaoh and dying just as young. His untouched tomb tantalizing reveals a fraction of what would have been in well-established pharaonic tombs. Seti I would contribute greatly to the construction ...
19 China and Korea before 1279 II
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This lecture looks at the fall of the Han to nomads from central Asia and the Sui Dynasty that replaced it and adopted Buddhism. This religion from India would spread to all areas of China under the Tang Dynasty when we also have the development of Chinese architecture and pagodas. Finally, the Song Dynasty would adopt Neo-Confucianism as a rejection of outside influences and reinforcing what w...
8 Early African Art I
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This lecture introduces the African continent and traces the developments in the Sahara, Sudan, and Nigeria. With over 1,000 languages spoken today and geographical and cultural diversity with deserts, mountains, forests, and grasslands, a myriad of art forms developed. The Nok culture, for instance, produced abstract sculptures of humans with characteristic D-shaped eyes that led to the belief...
9 New Historicism
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This week will introduce New Historicism, the interpretative strategy that seeks to understand intellectual history through material culture and cultural context.
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What happened to the aboriginal peoples of the Japanese islands?
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You cant be fucking serious...
the audio on this drops halfway through and it's really hard to hear. I had to turn my audio all the way up and still hard to hear