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True оr Fаlse: In explоring the fundаmentаls оf art, this course covers essential concepts such as form and content, basic elements, and principles of design, alongside critique and evaluation techniques. Students will delve into various media processes, including two-dimensional, three-dimensional, and four-dimensional approaches. The course also encompasses a broad sweep of art history, ranging from ancient and Renaissance periods to modern and contemporary art, with a focus on global and multicultural perspectives. Additionally, students will engage with diverse themes and concepts, including community, spirituality, religion, and mythology, as well as social consciousness, race, identity, gender, and the intersections of art with science and politics.