Art History (minor only)
Introduction & Overview
Art History is an interdisciplinary field of study dealing with the cultural, religious, political, literary, technological and economic circumstances within which works of art are produced. Art Historians study art and architecture in their historical contexts as both aesthetic statements and documents of culture. The Art History program offers minors the opportunity to broaden their horizons through in-depth study of world cultures, to develop sophisticated writing and research skills through writing-intensive seminars, to become confident and articulate public speakers, and to work closely with experts in their respective fields.
Our proximity to New York City art world offers world-class opportunities for internships at museums, historical institutions, galleries, libraries, auction houses and corporations in New York City, Westchester County and Connecticut.
Minor
Art History
Career Ideas
Appraiser, Archivist, Art Dealer, Art Historian, Art Restorer, Conservator, Editor, Exhibit Designer, Gallery Director, Historic Site Administrator, Librarian, Museum Curator, Museum Educator, Museum Technician, Professor, and Publisher.
Division Chair
Gregory Swedberg, 914.323.5216, gregory.swedberg@mville.edu