Classes

Each of our courses will be comprised of a series of classes so that you can further explore that topic.

We are currently in beta testing. Join our email list for updates and for the chance to be invited to early access and testing opportunities. Check back soon for our first set of public courses.

Coming Soon…

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Courses in development:

  • An Urban History of New York City

  • A Social History of Photography

  • Introduction to Art History I: Ancient to Medieval

  • Introduction to Art History II: Renaissance to Modern

  • The Art of Ancient Egypt

  • The Art of the Ancient Near East

  • A History of Landscape

  • Art of the Global Revolutionary Period

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