10470: Art for the People: from Folk Art and Urban Planning to Modern Architecture

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IMPORTANT DATES

Summer 2019

Term Dates: June 3-June 28
Expect your Course Guide:
The week of Apr. 22
Course Request Period:
Apr. 22-May 6, 4pm
Allocation Period: May 7-9
Additional Registration Period:
May 10-17, 4 pm

Fall 2019

Course Request Period:
Aug. 26-Sep. 9
Allocation Period: Sep. 10-12
Additional Registration Period:
Begins Friday, Sep. 13, after 9 am, ends two days prior to each course start date.

Winter 2020

Course Request Period:
Nov. 18-Dec. 2
Allocation Period: Dec. 3-5
Additional Registration Period:
Begins Friday, Dec. 6, after 9 am, ends two days prior to each course start date.

Summer 2020

Course Request Period:
Apr. 20-May 4
Allocation Period: May 5-7
Additional Registration Period:
Begins Friday, May 8, after 9 am, ends two days prior to each course start date.

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10470: Art for the People: from Folk Art and Urban Planning to Modern Architecture - New NEW!

Learn about the history, collection, architecture, and collaborations of the Weisman Art Museum and its role at the university in keeping and curating art for the people of Minnesota. From WAM’s extensive ceramics collection, learn about the Mingei movement in Japan to English folk art to the U’s own Warren MacKenzie. Follow the history of the Rondo neighborhood through the work of Rose and Melvin Smith. Look at how collaborations with local artists make connections between art and other areas of study and life.

Course Full and Waitlist Closed

4 sessions, Wednesdays, June 5-26, 10:00 - 11:30am, Wiesman Art Museum, U of M Campus, Minneapolis

The above mentioned course/section is FULL. The waitlist is also full and has been closed.

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