History of Art. Winter/Summer semester 2018/2019

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1 History of Art Winter/Summer semester 2018/2019 List of courses: 1/ prof. Piotr Gryglewski, History of Architecture 15 th 18 th century and Polish Art History 16 th 18 th century 2/ prof. Krzysztof Stefański, Architekture von Łódź - zwischen Berlin und Wien 3/ prof. Aneta Pawłowska, Sources and Inspirations of Modern Art Movements 4/ prof. Eleonora Jedlińska, Contemporary art and experience of history 5/ Julia Sowińska Heim, Ph. D., Adaptive reuse of architectural heritage - new functions in old fabric 6/ Paulina Sztabińska, Ph.D., Contemporary Polish Art 9/ Agnieszka Świętosławska, Ph.D., Central and Eastern European Painting of the 19 th Century 10/ Prof. Roman Kodet, Ph.D., History of Japanese Culture 11/ Prof. Roman Kodet, Ph.D., he History of United States of America History of Architecture 15 th 18 th century and Polish Art History 16 th 18 th century Undergraduate (bachelor s), graduate (master s) 2018/2019 winter semester / summer semester Piotr Gryglewski address

2 -. DaCosta Kaufmann, Court, Cloister & City. he Art and Culture of Central Europe , Chicago A. Miłobędzki, he architecture of Poland : a chapter of the European heritage, Cracow P. Murray, he Architecture of the Italian Renaissance, London he course is designed to familiarise students with the basic creative processes and formal transformations in European Renaissance and Baroque Architecture; presents main currents in European architecture with priority given to Italian architecture, show Austria-Czech and South Germany significance to Central European architecture. Second part of the course provides students with the essential knowledge about the formal and functional changes in Polish art (16 th 18 th century) and its connections with European Art centres as well as with its influence on Middle Europe countries; the course covers 16 th century Renaissance in Little Poland, Italian artists activity in Poland; Baroque architecture in 17 th century; Schools and regions in Polish architecture of 18 th century. Architekture von Łódź - zwischen Berlin und Wien/ Architecture of Łódź - between Berlin and Vienna L lecture Undergraduate (bachelor s) / graduate (master s) / doctoral degree 2018/2019 winter semester German At the turn of the century Łódź was a rapidly developing industrial centre, and the largest city in Poland after Warsaw. Łódź at that times became also an interesting center where the various influences of two major European artistic centers - Berlin and Vienna - overlapped. his resulted in the emergence of an original and diversified architectural landscape. his was reflected in the cosmopolitan character of the city, where different national and cultural traditions coexisted, and where people from various parts of Central Europe had come to seek success and fortune. prof. dr hab. Krzysztof Stefański k.stefanski@uni.lodz.pl Berliner Architektur in Lodz zu Beginn des 20.Jahrhunderts, Architectura. Zeitschrift für Geschichte der Baukunst/Journal of the History of Architecture 1991, Nr 2, s

3 Die Wiener Baukünstler in Łódź um die Wende vom 19. zum 20. Jahrhundert, Österreichische Zeitschrift für Kunst und Denkmalpflege LII: 1998, H. 2, s Łódź Around Between Berlin and Vienna [w:] Art Around 1900 in Central Europe. Art Centres and Provinces. International Conference October 1994, Kraków 1999, s Die Lodzer Architektur zur Zeit des Gelobten Landes : deutsch, polnisch oder jüdisch? [w:] Polen, Deutschen und Juden in Lodz Eine schwierige Nachbarschaft (Hrsg. Jurgen Hensel), Osnabrück History of Art 03.9 Others Art and Design Sources and Inspirations of Modern Art Movements ( ) Undergraduate (bachelor s) ECS /2019 winter and summer semester European and American Art, ca to Emphasis will be placed on analysis of selected problems in modern art history. Questions in Impressionism and Postimpressionism. A critical survey outlining the major avant-gardes after 1900: fauvism, cubism, metaphysical painting, futurism, Dadaism, surrealism, neoplasticism, purism, the Soviet avant-garde, socialist realism. Overview of major trends in modern art before World War II with particular reference to the Avant-Garde. racking the Avant-Garde. African Influences in Modern Art (especially how African Art influenced Pablo Picasso and his work). Movements in wentieth-century Art before World War II: Surrealism, Neue Sachlichkeit. We also explore the relation of these tendencies to postmodernism, feminism, and ideas of postcoloniality. Emphasis on reading and discussion of historical interpretations and development of bibliography. Additionally we will have one scientific trip to Warsaw National Museum Aneta Pawłowska aneta.pawlowska@uni.lodz.pl

4 C. Freeland, But is it art, Oxford 2001; R. Osborne, D. Sturgis, Art heory For Beginners, Hanover 2009; l. Rosenstein"he End of Art heory," in Humanitas, Fall 2002 (Vol. XV, No. 1); A. Bowness, Modern European Art: Impressionism to Abstract Art History of Art 03.9 Others Art and Design Adaptive reuse of architectural heritage - new functions in old fabric Undergraduate (bachelor s), graduate (master s) 2018/2019 winter semester / summer semester Architectural heritage and its adaptation for present function. angible and intangible values of cultural heritage sites and the sustainable development. Julia Sowińska - Heim julia.sowinska@uni.lodz.pl Sowińska - Heim J., Margins and marginalizations in a post-socialist urban area. he case of Łódź, "Art Inquiry", Vol. XVI, 2014, s Sowińska - Heim J., Conversions and redefinitions architecture and identity of a place, "Art Inquiry", Vol. XV, 2013, s History of Art 03.9 Others Art and Design Contemporary Polish Art Undergraduate (bachelor s) / graduate (master s) 2018/2019 summer semester

5 Contemporary Polish Art Contemporary Art in Łódź Paulina Sztabińska Proper names in the art of Łódź: contemporary painting, graphic arts, sculpture and intermedia, eds. G. Sztabiński, P. Sztabińska, Łódź Contemporary art and experience of history Undergraduate (bachelor s) / graduate (master s) / doctoral degree : : : 2018/2019 winter semester Analysis of selected problems (Europe, Poland and North America) in contemporary art and art history. Overview of major trends in modern and contemporary art with particular reference to the art after the World War II. Art as an answer of memory and commemorative of experience of the past. Eleonora Jedlińska eleonora.jedlinska@uni.lodz.pl 1. Critical erms for Art History, ed. Robert S. Nelson and Richard Shiff, the University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London, 2003; 2. James E. B. Breslin, Mark Rothko. A Biography, Chicago University Press, Chicago 1989; 3. Avram Kampf, Chagall to Kitaj. Jewish Experience in 20 th Century Art, Lund Humphries, London in association with Barbican Art Gallery, Lawrence Alloway, Stations of the Cross and the Subjects of the Artist, w: katalog of expos. Barnett Newman. he Stations of the Cross. Lema Sabachthani, he Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York Eleonora Jedlińska, adeusz Kantor: his performing art and the memory of the Holocaust, Art Inquiry 2014.

6 03.6 History of Art 03.9 Others Art and Design Central and Eastern European Painting of the 19 th Century L Undergraduate (bachelor s) ECS summer semester he lecture is devoted to the presentation of selected artistic phenomena in Central and Eastern European art of the 19th century discussed in the context of the transitions of the artistic tendencies. he work of individual painters and entire artistic groups from different countries will be discussed in the light of their relationship with such artistic centers as Viena, Munich or Saint Petersburg. he scope of the analyzed issues are the cultural and artistic situation of countries such as Germany, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and others. he issues include both direct import of artistic tendencies as well as the development of local traditions through the search for "national styles". Agnieszka Świętosławska PhD Field of study a.swietoslawska@uni.lodz.pl J. Cavanaugh, Out Looking In: Early Modern Polish Art, University of California Press W. Hutt, Die Düsseldorfer Malerschule , Leipzig Stefania Krzysztofowicz-Kozakowska, Sztuka' 'Wiener Secession' 'Manes': he Central European Art riangle, Artibus et Historiae 27, no. 53 (2006): Dom miłośnika sztuki : kultura artystyczna Czech i Moraw = House for an Art Lover : arts in Bohemia and Moravia , ed. A. Oleśkiewicz, Kraków Jiří Rak et al., Biedermeier: art and culture in Central Europe, , Skira Nineteenth Century Art : Critical History, ed. S. F. Eisenman, hames & Hudson History of Art. History of Japanese Culture, L Undergraduate (bachelor s)

7 ECS /2019 summer semester he goal of the lecture is to provide the students an overview of the Japanese culture and its evolution during history. Japanese literature, art, film etc. and their development in the course of the history will be the main topics of the lectures and will be interpreted in a broader context of the cultural history. he course will also emphasise the question of the foreign influences on the Japanese culture and its impact on the western art and culture. opics: Overview of Japanese history Japanese thinking and society Japanese literature Japanese cinematography Japanese popular art Japanese visual art Prof. Roman Kodet, Ph.D. kodet.roman@me.com BURRUMA, Ian, A Japanese Mirror, New York DAVIES, Roger, IKENO, Osamu, he Japanese Mind: Understanding Contemporary Japanese Culture, okyo VARLEY, Paul H., Japanese Culture, Honolulu History and History of Art he History of United States of America, L Undergraduate (bachelor s) 2018/2019 summer semester ECS 4 he aim of the course is to introduce the fundamental milestones in the history of the United States of America from colonial times till the present in different perspectives (political, economic, cultural, demographic development).

8 opics: European colonies in North America War of Independence Expansion to the West he problem of slavery, North against South. U.S. and the First World War he world economic crisis of the thirties U.S. in World War II Movement for Human Rights USA and the role of world policeman Prof. Roman Kodet, Ph.D. REYNOLDS, David, America, Empire of Liberty: A New History, New York INDALL, George Brown, SHI, David E., America: A Narrative History, New York ZINN, Howard D., A People s History of United States, New York History