CESE 102 SU01: Contemporary Critical Theory
An entry point for students new to critical theory and visual culture, this course offers an introduction to issues and topics that impact and influence contemporary art practices, from mid-20th Century to today. Led by creative practitioners, students will explore diverse themes, concerns and perspectives relevant to a variety of practices. This course supports an engagement in critical thinking, research and personal investigations, toward further study and practice in contemporary art. This course includes written exercises, such as exhibition or artist reviews.
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Jessa Alston-O’Connor is an art educator and independent arts writer and critic from Vancouver. She holds a Masters in Art History from Concordia University with a concentration in Asian Canadian Art, Identity and Food Culture in Contemporary Art. Over the past ten years she has taught Art History at the University of Saskatchewan, and worked in public art galleries and collective run art spaces across Canada, developping and delivering programs for meaningful connections between art and diverse publics. She is an educator in Public Programs at the Vancouver Art Gallery and instructor at Emily Carr University of Art and Design.