Students of art history and visual culture investigate the production, form and reception of images and objects, past and present, from a multicultural perspective. This incorporates painting, sculpture and architecture as conventionally defined by art history but extends to material culture and a wide range of media.
Art history and visual culture poses questions regarding the social, economic, religious, philosophical and psychological influences affecting those who consume as well as those who produce images and objects. Broadly speaking, this involves how values and beliefs are given material form and how these forms themselves can be interpreted.
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