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This course introduces a humanistic perspective on De’VIA and Deaf artists. Deaf View/Image Art ( De’VIA ) refers to works by artists who express their Deaf experiences through visual art. Students will also explore how other minority groups ( such as feminists, African Americans, Native Americans, etc). Use art as an expression of resistance. this course involves slide presentations of minority arts and De’VIA and group discussions.

DST 204

Program: Deaf Studies

Credit: 3

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