F25-12 The Art of America: The American Experience in Visual Arts NEW
Class | Registration opens 8/17/2025 9:00 AM EDT
American artists have created a distinct brand of art born of diverse cultures, blended backgrounds and ethnic inclusiveness. American artists have turned our melting pot society into a visual tradition that stands separate from all others. Latin American and African American artists express their journey for acceptance. The Roaring 20's Art Deco movement becomes one of the first uniquely American decorative art styles. Mexican muralists like Diego Rivera ponder the passions of a perfect order. Institutions like the Cleveland Museum of Art hold vast collections of world art. This lecture series is all about “America the Beautiful”.
- NOTE all six weekly Class Descriptions will be sent with your class email reminder.
NOTE no class October 14; class continues until October 28.
Sean Crum
 | Sean Crum has a Master of Art from Case Western Reserve University (1977) and was an art teacher at North Ridgeville City Schools for 35 years, retiring in 2012. He was the chairman of the Art Department and taught AP Art History in a program he created, as well as authored the curriculum (published by The College Board online in 2005). He is also an artist, printmaker, and musician. |