AP Art History and Appreciation
AP Art History and Art and Contemporary Society are two classes that are perfect for the student that wants to learn about the origins of art and how it effects us in our daily lives. Many Colleges and Universities also like to see these elective courses on transcripts.
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LEVEL: 2,3,4
One-half year One-half unit
PREREQUISITE: None
Art in Contemporary Society presents the influences of the Arts in a chronological perspective. This course examines the role that dance, drama, music, and the visual arts play in society. Through discussion, critique, and interpretation of the arts, students explore the relationship between contemporary and historical events. No experience is necessary. Successful completion of this course grants the student 3 units of IAI Humanities Credit. These Humanities credits are transferable to any Illinois State School.
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LEVEL: 2,3,4
One year One unit
PREREQUISITE: None
AP Art History is a full-year elective course, which prepares students for the AP Art History Exam. The curriculum supports visual literacy by providing a deep understanding of social, political, historical, and cultural events spanning world history, from prehistoric art to art of the post-modern 21st century.