
Letters & Science 25
Thinking Through Art and Design @Berkeley
Arts & Literature
This course introduces students to key vocabularies, forms, and histories from the many arts and design disciplines represented at UC Berkeley. It is conceived each year around a central theme that responds to significant works and events on the campus, providing an introduction to the many art and design resources available to students on campus. Students will compare practices from across the fields of visual art, film, dance, theater, music, architecture, graphic design, new media, and creative writing, and explore how different artists respond formally to the central themes of the course, considering how similar questions and arguments are differently addressed in visual, material, embodied, sonic, spatial, and linguistic forms.
Terms Offered
- Spring 2024: AI, Robotics and Art
- Spring 2023: Video Art in Context
- Fall 2022: Creativity and Practice
- Fall 2021: Creativity and Practice
- Spring 2021
- Fall 2020: Visual Cultures: Aesthetics of the Digital
- Spring 2020: Public Art and Belonging
- Fall 2019: Responsible Design from Bits to Buildings
- Spring 2019: Creativity, Migration, Transformation
- Fall 2018: Creativity, Migration, Transformation
- Spring 2018: The Bay Area Experimental Media Arts Underground
- Fall 2017: Curation Across Disciplines
- Spring 2017: California Countercultures
- Spring 2016: The Architecture of Life