Yale University School of Art: Art651a

ART 651/652 FILM SCREENING SEMINAR

SCULPTURE, Art 651a or 652b, Film Screening Seminar
36 Edgewood Tuesday 12:30-3:30

This seminar examines a broad survey of important American films, exploring the common language of film and contemporary art, both powerful image-makers and objects of material culture. Motion pictures share a role with art creating narratives and semblance, conveying identity and crafting visual expression. Works to be screened: Keaton, Ford, Huston, Wilder, Mankiewicz, Hitchcock, Malick, Sirk, Coppola. Daphne Fitzpatrick

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