School for Studies in Art and Culture:

Art History
Dunton Tower 2201

The School
St. Patrick's Building 427
  Director:
      John Shepherd
  Art History Graduate Coordinator:
      R.J. Mesley

  Art History offers seven courses at the graduate level, under the
  aegis of the Institute of Canadian Studies.

Graduate Courses

* Art History 11.502F1
  Aspects of Canadian Indian Art
  A tutorial to study specific areas of pre-historic, historic, and
  contemporary Canadian Indian art. 

* Art History 11.505F1, W1, S1
  Directed Reading and Research
  Tutorials designed to permit advanced students to pursue topics in
  Canadian art which they have selected in consultation with the
  staff.
    Prerequisites: Permission of the department and the Institute of
    Canadian Studies.
    Departmental coordinator and members of the curatorial staffs,
    National Museums of Canada.

* Art History 11.506F1, W1, S1
  Directed Reading and Research
  Tutorials designed to permit advanced students to pursue topics in
  Canadian art which they have selected in consultation with staff.
    Prerequisites: Permission of the department and the Institute of
    Canadian Studies.
    Departmental coordinator and members of the curatorial staffs,
    National Museums of Canada.

* Art History 11.507W1
  Aspects of Inuit Art
  A tutorial to study specific areas of prehistoric, historic and
  contemporary Inuit art.
    Prerequisites: Honors courses in art history or permission of the
    department.

* Art History 11.590F1, W1, S1
  Practicum in Art History
  An option enabling graduate students to gain practical experience
  by working on specific projects in art history or architecture
  under the supervision of the staff of one of the museums or related
  settings in the Ottawa area. Readings, discussions and written
  reports are integrated with ongoing programs in the different
  settings. Available institutions and positions within them on
  particular projects may change from year to year. A maximum of one
  full credit of practicum may be offered in fulfillment of the
  requirements of the M.A. degree.
    Prerequisites: Permission of the department and the Institute of
    Canadian Studies.
    Departmental Practicum Supervisor and members of the curatorial
    staffs, National Museums of Canada and others.

Courses Not Offered in 1990-91

* Art History 11.500F1
  Aspects of Historical Canadian Art
  A tutorial to study specific areas of historical Canadian art.
  Prerequisite: Honors course in art history or permission of the
  department.

* Art History 11.501F1,W1,S1
  Aspects of Modern Canadian Art
  A tutorial to study specific areas of modern Canadian art.
  Prerequisite: Honors courses in art history or permission of the
  department.