Art History
What is Art History?
From ancient to contemporary art, the Art History program is committed to exploring the visual arts and today’s broad and immersive visual world, with specific attention to social history, gender, sexuality and race, post-colonialism, the context of history and politics, and myth and narrative.
| Department | Art |
| Major | BA in Art History |
| Minor | Art History Minor |
| Address | 202 Center for the Arts |
| Phone | (716) 645-6878 |
Other Departments and Programs
- African-American Studies,
- American Studies,
- Anthropology,
- Art,
- Art History,
- Asian Studies,
- Biological Sciences,
- Chemistry,
- Chinese,
- Classics,
- Communication,
- Comparative Literature,
- Computational Physics,
- Creative Writing,
- Dance,
- Economics,
- Education,
- English,
- Environmental Geosciences,
- Film Studies,
- French,
- Geographic Information Science,
- Geography,
- Geological Sciences,
- German,
- Global Gender Studies,
- History,
- International Trade,
- Italian,
- Japanese,
- Jewish Studies,
- Journalism,
- Korean,
- Latina/Latino Studies,
- Linguistics,
- Mathematical Physics,
- Mathematics,
- Mathematics-Economics,
- Media Study,
- Medicinal Chemistry,
- Music,
- Music Theatre,
- Philosophy,
- Physics,
- Political Science,
- Psychology,
- Sociology,
- Spanish,
- Speech and Hearing Science,
- Theatre,
- Urban and Public Policy Studies,
- Addiction Studies,
- American Sign Language,
- Bioinformatics,
- Criminology,
- Digital Humanities,
- Environmental Studies,
- Global Film Studies,
- Polish Studies,
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- Global Affairs,
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